HLRBO Deploys Over 100 Trail Cameras Nationwide

Written by HLRBO Staff| 06/05/2025

A digital eye in the woods can serve as your always-on scout. This week, HLRBO announced a milestone of 100 cameras live-streaming across the country. 

The trail cameras are mounted on land from Minnesota to Texas. Launched a month ago, the program offers HLRBO users access to a digital dashboard where they can see animals day and night.

Field scouts place the cameras with landowner permission. The project, a partnership with Iowa-based SPYPOINT, has grown to 100+ cameras and expansion ongoing.

“This is a first of its kind program,” said Heath Schubert, founder of HLRBO. “Hunters have instant access to view land and wildlife from their computer or phone.”

“This is a first of its kind program,” said Heath Schubert, founder of HLRBO. “Hunters have instant access to view land and wildlife from their computer or phone.”

The cameras, primarily the SPYPOINT FLEX model, are solar-powered and cellular-connected, capable of transmitting high-resolution images and short video clips. They work in extreme weather and even darkness.

“We’re building toward a system that delivers real-time clarity on what’s moving through these properties,” Schubert said. 

For hunters, the cameras offer timestamped wildlife sightings and species-specific filters via a soon-to-launch UI map. 

For landowners, the feeds provide visual proof of game activity, boosting property appeal and helping landowners justify pricing of a lease.

HLRBO has prioritized camera placement during lease onboarding. For users, it is layering in subscription-based features like geo-tagged sightings and early access previews.

Trail footage has already sparked engagement within the HLRBO community. Wildlife from deer to wildcats has been recorded. A wolf was captured in a frame on May 8.

Schubert noted that the cameras' role is not just data gathering but also community interaction.

As digital tools become embedded in scouting and leasing, HLRBO’s camera network marks a turning point. For hunters and landowners alike, seeing is no longer just believing, it’s a new baseline.

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