I was wrong it is not vanilla but Vanillin. Not sure if the same or not.

I believe the can is called Nose Jammer. A vanilla scent in a can.

Brad, thanks for the snagit software suggestion. I see they
have a 30 day trial version. I believe I will download that
and give it a try.
Thanks again.

I have two of these cameras in use. Have taken over 2500 pictures with no major issues. Issues I saw was with
marginal SD card types that Brad talks about and once the SD card is full it does not tell you it is full and that is why no more pictures are being taken. I use a Kodak camera to view the SD cards in the field to see if I want to bring it home to look at on the computer.
Brad can you print pictures from Video’s taken by a Bushnel
camera?
These are good cameras for the price in my mind.

Jami

I wonder if the camera might be to close to were you
want to take pictures, not sure just a guess. I have a bushnell also, but I have mine set up to take 3 pictures
per trigger and there are some triggers were the first picture just has the deer head or shoulder and the next
two will have the whole deer in the pictures. So it seems
like the camera is sensing animals but they are not in the
viewing area quite yet. Other then that I have been quite happy with how this camera works.
Good Luck with your camera Jami.

Rob, there was one more thing I believe that was not mentioned. The Bushnell has two more LED’s for the night flash compared to the Scoutgaurd. I know I will be interested in getting another, when do you think you guys might have a deal on getting some?

Rob, I had a Scoutgaurd and returned it because I did not
like the case it was in and you have to remember to bring
the remote to program it. So then I bought a Bushnel Tropy
Cam two weeks ago. The case looks allot more weather proof.
It is easy to set up and the pictures are very good. I had
over 225 pictures in a 7 day period and only two of them did not have deer in them. So false triggers do not exist.
The camera is not scaring deer at all when the pictures are taken. I believe this will end up being a very good
camera for 200 dollars. I am going to get another one this
week. I will post some buck pictures I just got once I
figure out how to post them.

I was wondering the same thing if anybody has used them. I
have read some good reviews about them also. I also wonder
if you order more then one camera to you have to get the Remote Control Display on the 2nd unit, or will they give
it to you cheaper without a Remote Control Unit.

I am not sure about Iowa, but in Minnesota you have to have
doctor permission to use Cross bow for deer hunting.
So you may want to check that out before buying.

Nice one, trophy is in your eyes

A friend of mine seen one down by Elba in Whitewater park
last year and I saw tracks of one by Rushford two years
ago. So they are around more then we think.

Rocky Mountain Titanium Fixed blade broadheads have worked
well for me. Shoot same patterns as field tips and I have shot 6 deer with them. Not very expensive either.