Covert Scouting Cameras 5274 32GB SD Memory Card for Wildlife Surveillance

Game cameras live and die by their memory cards. The Covert Scouting Cameras 5274 32GB SD memory card is designed to work reliably in the field with Covert trail cameras, giving you plenty of storage for high-volume wildlife surveillance during extended monitoring periods. Whether you're running a single camera on a remote property or managing a network across your hunting ground, having a dedicated, camera-ready card eliminates compatibility guesswork and keeps you focused on what matters—capturing the deer, turkey, or predators moving through your area.

This 32GB capacity handles the modern demands of wildlife photography without requiring constant card swaps. For hunters, land managers, and wildlife researchers who rely on consistent image and video capture, a reliable memory card is as essential as the camera itself. Covert's card is built to operate in the temperature extremes and demanding conditions that come with outdoor deployment.

Keep one in your camera bag and a spare at camp—SD card failures in the field are preventable with proper backup, and having a Covert-certified card on hand ensures you won't lose documentation of that once-in-a-season encounter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this 32GB SD card work with my Covert trail camera?

Yes, the Covert Scouting Cameras 5274 is designed for use with Covert game cameras. Always verify your specific camera model's documentation to confirm SD card compatibility.

How many photos and videos can a 32GB card hold?

Storage capacity depends on your camera's image resolution and video quality settings. A 32GB card provides substantial capacity for extended field deployments, but actual photo and video counts vary by camera configuration.

Is this card suitable for other devices besides Covert cameras?

The Covert Scouting Cameras 5274 is an SD memory card and can work with any compatible SD card slot, though it's optimized for Covert camera systems.

What should I do to maintain my SD card in the field?

Keep your card in a protective case when not in use, avoid exposure to extreme moisture, and consider rotating multiple cards through your cameras to minimize data loss risk from a single card failure.