HA.... I didn't realize I "sold" so many LR's?? Maybe I should be a Dealer?? All kidding aside, they have been very good cams for me and my friends. I have not experienced or even heard of anybody having ANY problems with the Python regradless of weather?? As far as setting them up, I do like trying to place them at feeding areas or by placing a little deer scent, of any kind, near the cam. This wil generally stop the deer for a perfect photo. When I must set up any digital trail cam along a trail I will angle the cam with the trail and generally will get many quality shots. The only time you won't really get decent results is if you set the cam to close to the trail. Don't set the cam just a few feet from a trail facing staright and expect to get much of the deer, just put a slight quartering angle on it and you should get very impressive results. Here is an example of the angle I set on standard trails. It still catches the Doe and then the fawn right behind her also gets a nic pic. I also included a pic of a Doe going the opposite direction and again, the LR picked her up with NO problems.