Stealth Cam QS20Camo Low Glow IR Flash Trail Camera, 32GB SD Card Compatible, Integrated Python Lock LatchStealth Cam$60.74
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Stealth Cam
The Stealth Cam QV18 Combo is an 18-megapixel trail camera built for serious hunters and wildlife researchers who need reliable, discreet monitoring without cellular connectivity or subscription fees. Its low-glow infrared flash system—powered by 8 IR emitters—captures nocturnal activity with minimal spook factor, making it ideal for pressure-sensitive game on private land or public areas where you're scouting season-long. The distressed brown finish blends naturally into trees and brush, while the integrated Python lock latch secures the camera against theft or tampering.
Setup is straightforward: the quick-set program menu gets you hunting faster, and burst mode lets you capture 1–3 images per trigger event so you don't miss a moment when a buck or doe crosses your plot. Recovery time ranges from 5 to 120 seconds—adjustable to match your hunting strategy and battery life goals. Video recording runs in 5-, 10-, or 15-second clips, letting you document behavior and movement patterns. The camera stamps every photo and video with time, date, and moon phase data, giving you the context to refine your sit times.
Battery life matters in the field: the QV18 runs on 8 AA batteries (included), and the high-capacity SD card slot accepts cards up to 32GB (included), so you've got everything needed to deploy straight from the box. Test mode lets you verify placement and settings before leaving the stand, eliminating wasted hunts. Non-cellular operation means no monthly fees, no signal dead zones, and no leaks of your best hunting spots—just you, your camera, and the woods.
| Image Resolution | 18 megapixel |
| Video Recording Lengths | 5, 10, or 15 seconds |
| Infrared Emitters | 8 IR emitters (low-glow) |
| Burst Mode | 1–3 images per trigger |
| Recovery Time | 5–120 seconds (adjustable) |
| SD Card Compatibility | Up to 32GB |
| Power Source | 8 AA batteries |
| Security | Integrated Python lock latch |
| Finish | Distressed brown |
| Included | Batteries, SD card |
Yes. The low-glow infrared flash system uses 8 IR emitters to capture nocturnal activity with minimal light signature, making it far less likely to spook cautious game than standard flash cameras. The distressed brown finish also helps it blend into natural surroundings.
The camera ships with a 32GB SD card, which is the maximum capacity supported. Exact recording duration depends on video length (5, 10, or 15 seconds) and resolution, but 32GB provides substantial capacity for a full season of monitoring.
No. The QV18 is a non-cellular trail camera, so there are no monthly subscription fees, no carrier coverage requirements, and no risk of your hunting location being exposed online. Simply retrieve the SD card to review footage.
Recovery time is how long the camera waits before it's ready to capture the next image after a trigger event. The QV18 lets you set recovery between 5 and 120 seconds. Shorter recovery captures more frequent activity but uses more batteries; longer recovery conserves power. Adjust it based on your game density and how long you expect to leave the camera in the field.
Stealth Cam
The Stealth Cam QV18 Combo is an 18-megapixel trail camera built for serious hunters and wildlife researchers who need reliable, discreet monitoring without cellular connectivity or subscription fees. Its low-glow infrared flash system—powered by 8 IR emitters—captures nocturnal activity with minimal spook factor, making it ideal for pressure-sensitive game on private land or public areas where you're scouting season-long. The distressed brown finish blends naturally into trees and brush, while the integrated Python lock latch secures the camera against theft or tampering.
Setup is straightforward: the quick-set program menu gets you hunting faster, and burst mode lets you capture 1–3 images per trigger event so you don't miss a moment when a buck or doe crosses your plot. Recovery time ranges from 5 to 120 seconds—adjustable to match your hunting strategy and battery life goals. Video recording runs in 5-, 10-, or 15-second clips, letting you document behavior and movement patterns. The camera stamps every photo and video with time, date, and moon phase data, giving you the context to refine your sit times.
Battery life matters in the field: the QV18 runs on 8 AA batteries (included), and the high-capacity SD card slot accepts cards up to 32GB (included), so you've got everything needed to deploy straight from the box. Test mode lets you verify placement and settings before leaving the stand, eliminating wasted hunts. Non-cellular operation means no monthly fees, no signal dead zones, and no leaks of your best hunting spots—just you, your camera, and the woods.
| Image Resolution | 18 megapixel |
| Video Recording Lengths | 5, 10, or 15 seconds |
| Infrared Emitters | 8 IR emitters (low-glow) |
| Burst Mode | 1–3 images per trigger |
| Recovery Time | 5–120 seconds (adjustable) |
| SD Card Compatibility | Up to 32GB |
| Power Source | 8 AA batteries |
| Security | Integrated Python lock latch |
| Finish | Distressed brown |
| Included | Batteries, SD card |
Yes. The low-glow infrared flash system uses 8 IR emitters to capture nocturnal activity with minimal light signature, making it far less likely to spook cautious game than standard flash cameras. The distressed brown finish also helps it blend into natural surroundings.
The camera ships with a 32GB SD card, which is the maximum capacity supported. Exact recording duration depends on video length (5, 10, or 15 seconds) and resolution, but 32GB provides substantial capacity for a full season of monitoring.
No. The QV18 is a non-cellular trail camera, so there are no monthly subscription fees, no carrier coverage requirements, and no risk of your hunting location being exposed online. Simply retrieve the SD card to review footage.
Recovery time is how long the camera waits before it's ready to capture the next image after a trigger event. The QV18 lets you set recovery between 5 and 120 seconds. Shorter recovery captures more frequent activity but uses more batteries; longer recovery conserves power. Adjust it based on your game density and how long you expect to leave the camera in the field.