Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Is this camera covered under a 2 year manufactures warranty?
Document: I have three now. Not always perfect but good for the money and has a 2 year warranty. Easy to program and tough to beat with the lock box and python cable.
I'm not going to publish my pictures in National Geographic, I mostly want to count horns and find patterns. All do that just fine for me.I've stuck different models of trail cams on the same tree and compared results. It's weird, sometimes the Bushnell shoots and sometimes the Moultrie shoots but most of the time they both shoot when game walks by.I like the 2 year warranty from Bushnell and have used it.
Great value. If there is a defective camera send it back, but that could happen with any brand.The photo quality and sensitivity is as good or better than models that cost 2-3x more!Buy through Amazon and do not look back!This is great fun, around the house or on your hunting property. It's a great way to scout year round if you have a day job :)
I have been using gamecams for over 7 years now and they keep improving every year. I have had to replace other brands every few years due to various ailments and they were large, bulky, and some would have a slow trigger where I would consistantly get pictures of the rear 1/2 of the deer. I have had this little camera  for about 3 weeks now and it takes good pictures, has a good trigger speed, is easy to set up after a few minutes of playing around with it.
I bought 2 of these and they are the first trail cameras that I have used so I can't compare them to other brands. I have had them for almost a year nowand I like the compact size, available features, photo quality and long battery life. I would have given the product 5 stars except the display on one of my cameras failed after about eight months and it had to be replaced by Bushnell.
I had issues with a Moltrie cam once and tried to get warranty work, but they did not honor the warranty and returned my camera. I bought from an on-line dealer they did not like. ( I will only buy from major retailers now)I do like the nighttime flash color pictures from my Moultrie D-50, as it is nice to see in color. All nighttime trailcams that use IR flash come out in black and white.
I received the Bushnell Trophy Cam (Camo) as a Christmas present in 2012,  During this period the camera functioned quite well in both photo stills and video. During a recent hunting trip the camera gave up the ghost and quite functioning. Setup screen was dead. I contacted Bushnell customer service for repair and/or replacement and found out that if I didn't have the original receipt the date they would use for figuring warranty period was the date of manufacture. I again noted that I had received this as a present.
On my 2nd one of these cameras and it just crapped out. Warranty just run out also. I'm finished with bushnell products.
Have two of these cameras. They take excellent pictures both during the day and night. One common flaw or issue that are associated with this particular years model is the need to go to the Bushnell web site and do a software up date. About a 6 weeks ago I had a issue with one of the cameras where it wasnt working anymore. Contacted Bushnell and they walked me thru the process of sending it back (their warranty process).
Was surprise when a week later I had a new one. If they cannot fix it they automatically send you a new one. Calling to inquire what was wrong with the old it was a seal that had failed. This warranty is good for up to two years. Cant beat that. I also recommend the Master Lock 8417D Python Adjustable Locking Cable, 6-Foot to lock it to the tree. It fits perfectly thru the hole and back side as well gives enough extra slack to secure to the tree.
Answer: yes