(2) Moultrie Game Spy A-7i No Glow 7MP Game Cameras + Security Boxes & SD Cards

Package Includes: (2) Moultrie Game Spy A-7i Gen2 Game Cameras (2) Moultrie A-Series Gen2 Camera Security Boxes (2) Kingston 8GB SD Cards ---------- Built on the platform of Moultrie's best-selling A-5 game camera, the Moultrie A-7i is now the lowest priced, iNVISIBLE flash camera in the Moultrie family. With black IR LED's for imperceptible flash operation, this camera was developed specifically to be utilized in any scouting situation without alerting prey. With the rugged new look of the entire Moultrie lineup, the A-7i includes a functional LED array design for better break up and concealment in the woods and improvements in weather resistance and reliability. The all new Moultrie A-7i has all the key features any hunter needs in a game camera with the ability to capture images of even the most skittish bucks in the woods. Features of the A-7i include reduced detection delay time (as low as 10 seconds) for optimal image capture, and 3 image multi-shot capability that ensures you'll get that perfect shot. Like the updated A-5, the A-7i operates on (8) AA batteries (NOT included) with long-lasting life in the field.\n\nAlso included, the Generation 2 Mini A-Series Moultrie Security Box is custom designed to protect your Moultrie A5 & A7i cameras. Specifically designed for these cameras, it will stay snug to the surface, eliminating any type of slippage and keep your camera secure. Wherever you need to place your trail cameras - food plots, rub lines, scrape lines or game trails - the Camera Security Box can be utilized. This camera security box can easily be attached to a tree or any other permanent structure via back plate and lag bolts. This heavy-duty, 16-gauge, powder-coated steel security box creates a protective housing for your game camera to help deter thieves and prevent damage caused by animals. The updated design allows you to mount your game camera with confidence, knowing it will be right where you left it and in the same condition when