I've been a hunter most of my life. In my experience, trail cameras are often faulty. With my camera, I instantly tested it in my kitchen and had perfect results. I then took it to my hunting property and had a few pictures but a lot of them were of moving branches. I've found the the best setting is medium sensitivity and 3 second delay. On that note, these are likely the easiest settings I've ever found to work. I accidentally powered the trail cameras off without thinking. So when I came back, they hadn't gotten pictures. So I powered them on, and left. Came back about a week later to 86 time-stamped photos of deer, possums, rabbits, a fox, and even a monster bobcat I'd been hoping to see. Even at night, they were so easy to see the bobcat even though he was nearly 30 yards away. All I have to do is plug the SD card into a computer and its the easiest thing from there. I highly recommend this camera to any hunter out there, beginner or professional. No offense to them, but anyone who has had a bad experience with this has likely set it up wrong. 100% worth the money.

The camera doesn't work very well. It will take a pic of me putting deer feed down and it will take a pic of the wind blowing but it will not snap of pic of deer! I have deer that come into my yard every evening. I can watch them from my living room window. They will eat and chase each other for up to a half hour. I will go and get my SD card out and the only pics on it are of me pouring the feed out for the deer. I have adjusted the settings again and again and still the same results. Don't waist your money!!!!!