I do not like moultrie cams. Slow trigger speeds and blurry pics. I set a moultrie m880 and a browning strike force together facing the same way and at the same height. The browning had 200 pics of DEER and the moultrie had 150 pics of deer, hind ends, and a whole lot of nothing. And most pics were blurry. I know the Brownings are higher, but you get what you pay for. The way I look at it is, why would I go tromping through the woods, leaving my scent all over the place, walk 2 miles through the mountain to a remote place, trying to capture a buck of a lifetime, and then use a camera that won't give me a high quality picture? If I do all that, I want to know that's pictures are good