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New Trail Camera Already Eyecon-ic

Big Game Treestands debuted their new trail camera at the 2013 ATA Trade Show in Louisville, Ky. The camera's ease of use and features already earned this device the seal of approval from John E. Phillips for Archery Time.

Phillips reports that the new Eyecon Mantis Trail Camera looks just like a bug sitting on a limb, with a pivoting head that allows you to get the right angle from the tree to the ground every time.

"You no longer have to use a stick behind your camera to turn your camera down. The angling adjustment on the camera also has a laser that allows you to set up very quickly," Big Game Treestands' Ryan Knigge explains.

For the full story and product photo, click here.

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Sales from the archery industry in 1952 were estimated to be $20 million. In 2007, the industry generated more than $535 million in estimated sales.