Finding the right hunting lease often comes down to one question: what is really going on at that property right now? SPYPOINT is partnering with HLRBO to help answer that question with up-to-date trail camera data. Through this partnership, SPYPOINT cellular cameras are being installed on select HLRBO hunting leases, so users can view current wildlife activity on a property before they book it. The result? Clearer expectations for hunters and added value for landowners listing on the platform.
About HLRBO
HLRBO is a hunting lease platform designed to make it easier for hunters to find, evaluate, and book hunting properties across the United States and Canada. Hunters can search listings by state or province, county, city, hunting type, public or private hunting land, acreage, and other lease details, then connect directly with landowners through the site. With more than 1.5 million acres listed nationwide, HLRBO has become a major tool for hunters looking for hunting access without the guesswork that comes with traditional leasing.
The HLRBO and SPYPOINT Partnership
HLRBO has now launched a nationwide trail camera network using SPYPOINT cellular cameras, with more than 100 cameras already deployed on active lease properties and more going up as new land is onboarded. Cameras are placed by HLRBO field reps during the lease onboarding process, always with landowner permission. Each camera feed is tied to a specific listing, giving HLRBO users a live look at wildlife movement on that property.
“When you scroll through the feeds, it starts feeling like a live wildlife channel,” said Heath Schubert, Founder of HLRBO. “We’re seeing deer, elk, bobcats, wolves, and more, all moving through properties in real time.”
Schubert added, “Getting hundreds of digital eyes on the ground is a big step toward understanding what’s actually happening on the land.”
HLRBO users can view these photos and videos through their HLRBO dashboard, giving them an added layer of confidence when comparing leases or preparing for a trip.
Why SPYPOINT Cameras Fit the Program
HLRBO’s camera network relies primarily on SPYPOINT FLEX series cellular cameras. These models are reliable, solar-compatible, and built to transmit high-resolution images and video clips in all conditions. This makes them ideal for long-term lease monitoring on properties that may not be checked daily.
“At SPYPOINT, we believe better scouting leads to better hunting. Partnering with HLRBO allows hunters to preview wildlife movement on lease properties and build a plan even before the lease is booked,” said Julie Ouellette, Senior Director of Brand Marketing at SPYPOINT.
What Hunters Get From This Partnership
By adding SPYPOINT trail camera intel to listings, HLRBO is giving hunters a scouting advantage before they ever step foot on the property. Users can confirm species presence, see movement timing, and evaluate how animals use different parts of a lease. That kind of visibility helps hunters choose leases that match their goals and arrive with a better plan.
What Landowners Get From This Partnership
For landowners, SPYPOINT cameras add a new way to show real game activity on their lease. That proof helps listings stand out, supports confidence in lease value, and gives landowners another reason to feel good about what they are offering to hunters.
SPYPOINT Scouting Tools Beyond the Network
This partnership highlights the advantage SPYPOINT cameras already provide hunters everywhere. SPYPOINT offers a wide range of cellular trail cameras backed by a free mobile app that lets users check images, adjust settings, and scout from anywhere.
Looking Ahead
SPYPOINT is excited to continue partnering with HLRBO to grow their trail camera network, so more listings can include real wildlife intel. As the project expands, hunters will have more opportunities to preview game activity on available land and plan hunts with greater confidence.
To learn more about how HLRBO works for hunters and how trail camera listings are shown on the platform, visit www.hlrbo.com.
