Critter cam makes a great gift   I got a remote wildlife camera
several years ago for a gift and it turned into a 24/7 hobby.
The camera has allowed me to track wildlife migrations, know
weather changes like when snowstorms hit during the night, and
even which neighborhood dogs came by the yard.  My Moultrie game
camera has served me well for the number of years during its
24/7 use. I'll admit, buying the six D batteries for it has been
an expense. I've gone to rechargeable batteries but they don't
hold the charge as long as regular batteries. I can get a couple
of weeks out of new batteries.  You can get remote wildlife
cameras from $80 to $500. Usually a mid-priced one at about $149
will serve you well.  It might be the gift you are looking for
if the person you are shopping for is a avid hunter or wildlife
and bird watcher. Yup, some people set them up near their bird
feeders so they don't miss anything while they are at work
during the day.  This buck came by the camera a few nights ago.
I don't hunt  b