Here is one of the water coming up from behind the camera. I had it mounted on one of those steel posts that you can buy to stick in the ground. When the water got too deep, the current knocked the post over. I thought I still had the picks that it took while it was under water, but I must have deleted them.

Here are a couple more of the flood. Notice the times on the bottom, they are the right times. I cant believe how fast the water came up. At the highest point, the water was over my stands by at least 6', and the seat of my ladder stands are about 12' high.

I have a couple Moultrie D40s. Have had no problems so far.

I have a couple Moultrie D40s. I have had no problems with them.

i have 2 of the I 40 and LOVE THEM crystal clear pics and LOTS of pics on very little battery

I have some pics from my D-40s up on my site here:

http://s3.photobucket.com/albums/y74/ramboss429/Trail%20Camera%20Photos%202008/

The only time my photos get "grainy" is when its not quite dark, and not light, right at the dusk phase. Here's an example.

Have two and like them. Trigger speed could be a touch faster, but for the $$ they are good cameras.