Alright, so it sounds like most of you guys consider it more of something to use just for some entertainment value away from the season. This sound right? I can go with that, and I can see where the getting the pictures back when doing something like that would be an enjoyable experience.

Lets go hypothetical, what about those people who use it as one of their primary scouting tools during the summer months. Is this taking it too far? Again, I have never used one, so I couldn't tell ya anything about how effective scouting primarily with a camera could be. But in this hypothetical situation, would that be depending too much on technology and too little on our skills as outdoorsmen/women to get out into the woods and scout on foot?