What I ultimately found was that there are a lot of interesting and innovative features, I feel as though they missed on some simple things that really matter to trail camera users. The original claims of all these new features, in combination with WiFi, digital zoom, and a new ball and socket mounting system seemed a bit over the top for a company trying its hand at its first trail camera.

My initial thoughts about this camera was that it was overpriced. So, I finally bit the bullet and decided to fork over the $200 to buy and test out this camera, in order to give you a fair and honest review. Their trail camera the Lone Wolf Custom Gear Undercover, which I expected to fall out of their lineup, has held steady. While some of his products such as the arrow has been eliminated from their line, other products such as his trees stands have expanded their line. This line of products ranged everywhere from tree stands and sticks to backpacks and arrows, and of course, you guessed it a trail camera. While this bold move not only became the talk of the show, D’Acquisto brought with him an entire line of hunting products that he thought would revolutionize the hunting industry. When he sold the company, however, he was awarded the ability to hold the rights to the Lone Wolf name, and a decade later he returned to the scene with his new company Lone Wolf Custom Gear. Owner Andre D’Acquisto, was once owner, and original founder of Lone Wolf tree stands, which he sold in order to focus on other endeavors. In 2019 the ATA ( Archery Trade Association) show was taken by surprise when Lone Wolf Custom Gear opened their booth.

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