Unfortunately the critters have learned what the Cuddeback cam means and avoid it no matter where I move it. I set it up on the bank of the pond to get only daytime Wood Duck photos, but still nothing. I thought perhaps the sensor has too short a short trigger range so today I fastened it to a shrub on the bank, in front of Wood Duck tracks. This morning when I removed the SD card from the new HCO ScoutGuard SG550 5MP Infrared Hunting Game & Scouting Trail Camera, although there were wild turkey droppings on the ground in front of it there were still were no photos. I packed it up to return and it's sitting on the porch to be picked up.

I have opened and operating my digital photo frame K101. The manual is of limited help. The DPF has a USB port, and needs a USB cable with male connectors at each end. I have the cable, plugged it in, and other than providing power to the DPF, I can't see what the USB cable is for. I figured that the USB cable would allow me to use the DPF without a memory card, accessing the photos on my computer in a random or selected format. No help in the instruction manual about the use of the USB port. Can anyone help?

Duane, Years ago when I joined this site, I remember posts from you about Duke (your moniker "Dukerdawg" was always smile-evoking to me too). Earlier this spring I was wondering about you and your buddy as I had not turned up any posts from you in the longest time. I am so sorry, Duane, that Duke has left you for now. (But only for now!) It sounds like you had a wonderfully grand ride through this life with him - each of you was lucky to have the love of the other. Keep your memories close at hand. They obviously are so very precious to you. Thanks for sharing them with us!

He's simply saying I earned my kibble now givittome! Although not having the pesky newbie hanging around doesn't seem to trouble him at all, does it? Pheasant, grouse & partridge hunting were fun. I really enjoyed that but it's many years ago now since I shot holes in the sky. Never got into duck, goose or deer hunting. I like nicer weather. My hunting partner had dogs. We had Muffy with many years then he got Bleu. Muffy had an extraordinary hunting instinct that she took little training and was a fabulous pheasant dog, especially for being a cocker/spitz mix. Not exactly known for great hunting dogs. Then he got that lab/shorthair... No comparison. That thing never learned though in fairness it wasn't taught real well either. I finally split off and took old Muffy and went one way, he took Bleu and went the other and we were going to circle around the pond and meet up. I still remember hearing in the distance "BLEUUUUUUU.... BLEUUUUUUUUUUU..... GET BACK HERE BLEU!!!!" (expletives deleted) And I really believe Muffy understood! Harry is a wonderdog, no doubt. And hey, little Sammy's going to provide fodder for a lot of stories if nothing else! :)