How can anybody want to kill and eat something so cute?
Sorry, nice pictures Doc, that by chance the A-5 your shootin' pictures with?
Just brought my A-5 into the house for some cleaning and time change. Batteries (4-Cs) seem to last a long time and the picture quality is nice. I'm impressed with the night time trigger and capture range for both, video and stills. Just last night I caught my first glimpse of a 'yote running around my deer stand while the camera was set for video. Darn thing triggered the camera from the right about 40 yds out then moved away from the camera but, the video was clear enough to identify that it was a 'yote. I can honestly say there is but, 2 dislikes I have with the camera and neither are really that big of a deal. 1. I don't care for pictures (many times multiple) of blowing leaves and/or weeds. 2. The reset time for the trigger (1 min.) and/or the number of captures being just one, before reset. I have a second camera that will fire 1 to 3 shots and reset in as little as 3 seconds. I sit the A-5 on a tripod which allows for quick and easy moving and/or set-ups especially, in rough terrain and, where there may not be a tree or fence post.
Like you, I'm not getting much cooperation with a nice shooter showing his face during legal hunting hours but, I sure am getting some nice pictures of what lurks in my back yard at night. One more day with the bow in the woods then it's off to firearms so there's still time for back strap and baloney. Being old school I prefer to save my 'antlerless' tag for late archery just in case I don't succeed getting a buck. Now if a deer still has horns ok or, I see a deer that has lost his horns ok. Seeing a deer not having horns or the recent loss of horns I gotta think, about how hard the local herd was hit so, maybe. Last but not least, if all else fails, I have pictures and will only need to find a good recipe for ....... pictures baloney.
Good luck tomorrow, hope to see some 'pictures'.