Trail Cameras

Score deals on wildlife and nature monitoring cameras

If you want to know what’s actually moving through your property, a trail camera set up along a fence line, creek bed or bush track will tell you more in a week than years of guessing. These cameras trigger automatically on motion and heat, capturing stills or video of whatever passes by, day or night. 

On Lasoo, you’ll find options with high-resolution sensors, infrared night vision and wide detection angles built for Australian conditions. Whether you’re tracking kangaroos, monitoring birdlife or just curious about the local wildlife, there’s a camera here that fits the job. Better still, you don’t have to spend a fortune to get a reliable setup.

Find game and hunting cameras for less

For hunters, a trail camera is less of a nice-to-have and more of a proper tool. Knowing where game is moving, at what time and how frequently makes all the difference before a hunt. 

The range on Lasoo includes rugged, weatherproof cameras designed for this exact purpose, with fast trigger speeds and long battery life so they can run unattended for weeks at a stretch. Many models also double as general outdoor monitoring cameras if your needs shift across seasons. 

As always, the deals here mean you’re not blowing your whole budget before you’ve even gotten out in the field.

Keep your camera protected with a security box

A trail camera is only useful if it’s still there when you go back to check it. Security boxes and cages add a physical layer of protection against theft and tampering, letting you mount your camera in exposed or high-traffic areas without the worry. 

Lasoo has you covered on this front too, so it’s worth grabbing one while you’re sorting out your setup. 

Quick tips to get more out of your trail camera

1. Place your camera along natural paths like trails, fence lines or water sources for better results.

2. Mount it at about waist height and angle it slightly downward for a clearer view.

3. Clear away branches or tall grass in front of the lens to avoid false triggers.

4. Test your positioning before leaving the camera so you’re not guessing later.

5. Use fresh batteries or fully charged ones so it can run longer without interruptions.

6. Set the right sensitivity to avoid filling your storage with empty shots.

7. Check footage regularly so you can adjust placement if needed.

8. Use a sturdy mount or strap to keep the camera steady in wind or rough weather.

Lasoo the best and most affordable trail cameras in Australia 

Browse the full range of trail cameras on Lasoo and grab the best deals from Australia’s top outdoor retailers. You can also check out the rest of our photography and camera range to round out your setup at a discount. 

Still looking for more? Take a look at our hardware and electronics range and get everything sorted in one go.