Evan
Inez, KY
10/7/2015
The first buck I've got on camera after being forced to leave a area I've hunted for over 6 years. After scouting and setting up cameras I think I've found the right tree stand location.

Zoey
Munford, AL
10/7/2015
Two big whitetail bucks fighting in front of the camera opening day of bow season! Good shooter buck! First time hunting on this land as well!

Scott
Farwell, MI
10/7/2015
Had camera on beaver dam crossing, got this coyote with fawn in his mouth

Scott
Farwell, MI
10/7/2015
Camera was on beaver dam crossing deer we're using. Seems to be a good fishing spot too.

Robby Renken
Charleston, SC
10/7/2015
This whitetail obviously had enough of this raccoon eating his corn, and he pinned him to the ground with his antlers to show his dominance!

Keith Davis
Dacula, GA
10/7/2015
On my salt block in gwinnett

Kendall Findley
Rogersville, MO
10/7/2015
This buck showed up early season and has stuck close even after shedding velvet. He is very easily recognized by his split nose. That would be fun for taxidermist to replicate!!

Matt Humphrey
Urbandale, IA
10/7/2015
Three bucks traveling together decided to rumble!

Calvin Davis
Pendleton, OR
10/6/2015
This is an area in a limited draw unit that has several wallows. I found this wallow a few years ago, and the elk have really taking a liking to it this year. I've seen this bull previously in the velvet on my camera, but this visit to the wallow wasn't for a casual dip. It appears he means business in September! The camera took the photos in IR mode, as it was a cloudy day in a very shaded area with a lot of low covering trees. I think the pictures turned out very cool in IR mode!

Adam
Wapello, IA
10/6/2015
Getting great pictures of new bucks showing up on scrapes is so much fun. This buck was not bothered by the flash.