I understand what you're saying, but in no way, shape, or form do my trail cameras dictate my love or time spent hunting or scouting.. I use them for fun in the off-season and it allows me to see what is in the area.. I don't believe that I get a picture of every deer on my property, so therefore if I don't see a monster, then that makes me just want to get out there so I'm there when he decides to show up.. And if I do, all the better.. I'd rather have a picture of him than nothing at all.. If someone on another property gets him, good for them.. They obviously did something better than I did or just got lucky.. I'd just be glad to see the fruits of our labors are finally paying off with our land/herd management.. This is not a disagreement with you, it is just how I am personally affected by them.. I'm sure that there are people out there that have the action and reactions that you spoke of, but really are those hunters, who truly love the outdoors and hunting, or are they killers just looking to walk in shoot something and be back out of the woods in five minutes?