I've had one for a year. It's great for open areas like the above pic but I wouldn't recommend it for wooded/brushy areas. It can't be set to one direction. It constantly monitors all 3 zones. It can be set to take a single pic in the zone triggered but it monitors all 3 zones like I already said. Therefore there is a large area to be made "trigger free" from the wind blowing stuff around. Imagine an area spanning 150 degrees in front of your camera set out to 50 ft that will be your trigger zone. Hope this helps.
