WiseEye

Mentions

• Chasing Giants has content recorded with WildlifeFarming.com, Hawke Optics, Mathews, and WiseEye, plus half of a Novix segment already filmed. 6:14 — Why Mature Bucks Go Nocturnal | Chasing Giants Podcast 326
• Don recommended the WiseEye trail camera, saying it has proven itself as a Reconyx-comparable option this year. 31:10 — When Managing Deer Means Saying NO to Giants | Chasing Giants Podcast #304
• Terry announced Harold Monk of WiseEye provides the Sunday night prayer time at the end of this episode. 61:39 — The Magic of Late October | Cold Fronts, Big Bucks & Character in the Woods | Chasing Giants #295
• Don bought three more WiseEye cameras after impressive side-by-side testing, bringing his total to five. 19:37 — Thermal Drones, Trail Cameras & Big Buck Strategies | Chasing Giants Podcast #282
• Don plans to produce a Chasing Giants TV video comparing WiseEye and Reconyx. 19:45 — Thermal Drones, Trail Cameras & Big Buck Strategies | Chasing Giants Podcast #282
• Don is testing WiseEye trail cameras and was very impressed with the accompanying software after a lesson at the Iowa show. 55:56 — Episode #264 - Big Rope Scrapes and Big Bucks!
• Terry announces Harold Monk of WiseEye will close the episode with Sunday Night Prayer Time and asks listeners to stick around. 48:39 — Episode #262 - The Controlled Burn on Switchgrass GONE BAD!
• Terry said he loves the Monk family, owners of WiseEye and close Christian friends, and plans to visit them whenever they’re within two hours of home. 62:16 — Episode #151 - Winter Scouting Tips
• Terry reveals WiseEye is testing new trail camera firmware and features using his Real World Complete feed setup. 23:15 — Episode #71 - Trail Cam Deployment, Giant Bucks of Social Media Misused, Raffle Closing Soon!
• Terry reported that Harold Monk and the WiseEye team are developing new trail camera analytics able to pick out vehicles or people. 58:55 — Episode #65 Spring Plot Herbicide Discussion and Fawns dropping
• Terry explains photo sensor grade, not advertised megapixel count, determines clarity, noting Reconyx and WiseEye are the only ones using true five-megapixel sensors. 25:26 — Episode #55 - 2020 Cell Camera Test - The Truth and probably some Hurt Feelings
• Terry found the WiseEye camera’s daylight picture and video quality the closest he’s seen to Reconyx quality. 46:11 — Episode #55 - 2020 Cell Camera Test - The Truth and probably some Hurt Feelings
• Terry gives WiseEye a five-out-of-five customer service rating, praising the family-run business’s focus on taking care of customers. 48:00 — Episode #55 - 2020 Cell Camera Test - The Truth and probably some Hurt Feelings
• WiseEye’s Hunt Control photo-management software costs about $5 a month on its own, separate from the roughly $15-a-month cellular data plan. 51:56 — Episode #55 - 2020 Cell Camera Test - The Truth and probably some Hurt Feelings
• Terry ranks WiseEye as having the best photo quality of all six cameras tested, with potential to take market share from Reconyx and Spartan. 77:28 — Episode #55 - 2020 Cell Camera Test - The Truth and probably some Hurt Feelings
• Terry plans to stop running six competing camera brands and instead stick with just Exodus and WiseEye cameras going forward. 82:00 — Episode #55 - 2020 Cell Camera Test - The Truth and probably some Hurt Feelings
• Terry reveals to Don that the WiseEye camera from his test is the one now installed on Don’s farm test plot. 24:57 — Episode #43 - Making Good Stand Great, Broadhead Debate Update, How We Celebrate a Kill, and Customer Service
• Terry says WiseEye and Exodus are the two best cell cameras out of the six models he is testing, with WiseEye slightly ahead due to picture quality. 12:17 — Episode #34 - Late October Check in - Buck Activity Slower Than Expected - Why?
• Terry says testing cell cameras led him to build real friendships, including with the WiseEye owner, who personally texted him one night on the way to church. 59:24 — Episode #34 - Late October Check in - Buck Activity Slower Than Expected - Why?
• Terry ranked the Exodus camera second out of six tested, behind the WiseEye whose nighttime photos he judged slightly better. 17:59 — Episode #33 - Mid October Update, A Little Cell Camera Update, Little Genetics Discussion, and even a little politics
• Terry highlights the WiseEye’s photo management software, which lets users upload photos and automatically filter out does. 18:14 — Episode #33 - Mid October Update, A Little Cell Camera Update, Little Genetics Discussion, and even a little politics
• Terry says his cell-cam test confirms WiseEye, Exodus, and Browning are the three best trail cameras, given their higher price points. 20:06 — Episode #30 - Don prepares for season - Terry has a mishap and misses a target buck PLUS A BIG ANOUNCEMENT
• Terry recounts that his WiseEye trail camera had a connectivity problem, and the company proactively contacted him about it. 20:37 — Episode #30 - Don prepares for season - Terry has a mishap and misses a target buck PLUS A BIG ANOUNCEMENT
• Terry reports that in his ongoing cell camera test, the WiseEye camera is sending far better picture quality to his phone than any other camera tested. 20:46 — Episode #29 - Don previews some HIT LIST and UP-AND-COMER bucks while Terry is chasing a good buck in KY
• Terry plans to buy one or two more WiseEye cameras for this hunting season based on the picture quality he’s seen in his test. 26:33 — Episode #29 - Don previews some HIT LIST and UP-AND-COMER bucks while Terry is chasing a good buck in KY
• Terry notes the WiseEye camera, unlike the other test cameras, feeds photos into a software management tool. 19:11 — Episode #28 - Don’s Buck Forecast and Terry defends Rednecks using zip ties

Questions

• Curtis Vance from Paxton, Illinois shares that a WiseEye owner personally called him and ended up charging only the card balance despite his offer to pay more. 18:38 — Episode #43 - Making Good Stand Great, Broadhead Debate Update, How We Celebrate a Kill, and Customer Service

WiseEye is a trail camera brand, family-run and owned by Harold Monk. Testing across six cell-camera models, it was ranked best for photo quality, with nighttime images judged better than Exodus and daylight quality compared to Reconyx. Its Hunt Control software, priced around $5 a month plus roughly $15 monthly cellular data, filters out does automatically. A connectivity issue was proactively addressed by the company, and customer service was rated five out of five.

Unofficial fan project. AI-synthesized from public episodes; may contain errors.