Covert Scouting Cameras

08/26/2026

Who else has had interesting animals show up?

The missing kangaroo from the car crash by portage wi is on my trail camera!!! Covert Scouting Cameras

08/24/2026

FERADYNE OUTDOORS LABOR DAY SALE IS HERE!
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06/27/2026

Our 4th of July Sale is here and going off with a bang! Buy a Covert Interceptor Pro or Solar Scouting Camera and receive:
-FREE Battery Pack
-FREE SD Card
-40% OFF Select Accessories

Sale Dates: 6/26/2026 -7/11/2026

Link to Sale: https://bit.ly/43UTyAX

05/28/2026

It's that time of year and our Intercepter series of cameras are busy capturing the latest drops! Are you starting to see fawns in your area? If so, let us know what state you are in below!

04/17/2026

Friday's got you down?

Hopefully, this of a strutter will let you daydream a bit more about the weekend.

04/14/2026

Need extra protection for your Interceptor model? Maybe you're worried about theft or bears?

The Steel Security Safe keeps your setup locked down and out of reach. Built to prevent damage and theft, with ports for straps and python cables for ultimate security.

Keep those rolling this year with the Security Safe!

04/09/2026

Tired of swapping batteries in your Interceptor camera?

The Interceptor Solar keeps you running longer by adding the power of solar to your Interceptor model of Covert Cameras. It's ready to provide you with low-impact scouting all year. Ideal for high traffic areas like food plots and travel corridors.

With a 6-foot cord for optimal placement and backup power options when you need it, this setup is built to stay on longer and miss less. Add the solar panel to your system this spring and let the flow!

04/03/2026

What's the strut report in your woods? Coverts firing on all cylinders with longbeards doing their thing?

03/30/2026

From the crew at Bloodline Hunting: Do you actually use trail cameras for turkey scouting? They can be a game changer for locating strut zones, roost trees, and longbeards before the season kicks off. 👀 What’s your go-to strategy? Knee-high cams? Video mode? Where are you placing them?

What are your thoughts for the best of a longbeard?