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This week DeerLab.com launched a new web-based trail camera photo management service that allows hunters to view, manage and analyze their trail camera photos. DeerLab's mobile-friendly application, a first of its kind for the trail camera industry, focuses on simplifying photo management and analysis. The unique service allows hunters and outfitters to: Track hit list bucks Receive deer movement trends for every trail camera View detailed weather conditions for each photo Filter photos by date, weather, wind direction, moon phase, named deer, etc. Access photos securely from a modern browser, tablet or smart phone Manage multiple properties and camera locations through satellite imagery Trail camera users can try out the system by signing up for a free 14-day trail at DeerLab.com. [ATTACH=CONFIG]13966[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]13965[/ATTACH] Disclaimer - I'm a co-founder of DeerLab.

A little late to this post but I wanted to point out DeerLab.com as another option to manage and analyze your trail camera photos. DeerLab works with every digital trail camera and is web-based so it doesn't matter if you have a PC or Mac. Some features include: Automated Trail Camera Reports Basically DeerLab aggregates all the data from each camera and tells you averages for times deer are active. This includes the various moon phases as well. Additional Weather Data For each photo the following is added: wind direction, wind speed, barometric pressure, sunrise and sunset times, humidity, visibility, temperature, and moon phase (even if your camera doesn't have these features). The additional data is pulled from over 20,000 weather stations. Smart Filtering of Photos All photos can be easily filtered by camera, weather, date, your tags, moon phases, wind direction, etc. Tagging Hit List Bucks Every photo can be tagged so you can easily view hit list bucks or group photos however you want (turkey, elk, bear, bucks, etc.) Mobile-Friendly Access all photos and reports from your phone, tablet or computer Weather Forecasts Every trail camera has an eight day forecast so you can see the best times to get in your stand. As a disclaimer I helped build DeerLab and this is only the beginning as we have a lot more in store. More detail can be found at DeerLab.com. Hope you like it!