[Mimm]

I have a idea for the cellular trails cams, I have not been able to find anything pertaining to this on the web.
What I would would like to do is have multiple cameras (4 to 6) that all link to a certain point. They then transfers there photos to this point. Then the transferred point sends the photos out over a cellular network to my phone or email.
Is this possible or am I grasping at something that isn't attainable?

[LibbyLA]

I don't know anything about these, just that they exist. I think they are pretty pricey.

https://www.buckeyecameras.com/

[mattpatt]

Libby's suggestion is what you're looking for.

[Mimm]

Are there any other brands that do the same thing

[mattpatt]

Not to my knowledge

[Roscoe]

Cuddeback has got something called cuddelink that might be similar. We saw it at the ATA show in January. It seemed to be their big thing for this year based on the booth. I don't see anything about it on their website. I think it uses radio frequency to transmit all the pictures from a group of cameras to one central camera. I believe you have to pull the card from that camera. I don't think there is a cellular component. But still much faster way of checking cameras and you don't have to go into every area and disturb things.

[RangerHD]

Yes, Buckeye Cam. I have both Orion and X80 cams. Basically a bullett proof system. Not cheap but they just sit there and fire away for over 5 years now. Sent them back in once or twice to have something replaced but during that time they never stopped firing, maybe an LED array starting getting dim etc. 12 volt system which is awesome because you can put some big batteries on them easily.