Andy Kastner
Sparta, WI
11/30/2014
Only pic I have of him...never saw him during daylight..hoping he makes it through till next season!!

David Doll
Sugarcreek, OH
11/30/2014
There was no sign of a buck around my tree stand. I had a number of picture does but no bucks. The camera was there for a number weeks be for I checked it. Wow did ever have a big surprise.

Rick
Cabot, AR
11/29/2014
This is a heavy horned eight pointer that is up close and personal.

Eric Kibler
St Joseph, IL
11/29/2014
I had my camera on a good plot and could not believe what I saw when I looked at this picture!! I am looking for a good buck but this was much better!!!!

Vern Herrst
Winthrop, WA
11/29/2014
Guess it is never to late for a snack when you are a late dropping fawn

Robert Kendall
Cohutta, GA
11/29/2014
I thought i messed up when i found out the Camera was facing into the afternoon sun, untill I started getting pics like this. I nicknamed this buck the Sunset Stroll Buck!

Ryan Connor
Long Prairie, MN
11/29/2014
The only good coyote is a dead one. Some good pictures of a fox too.

Jeff Brown
Purcellville, VA
11/29/2014
Two young male bears sparring at a logging road intersection.

Sean Callahan
Browerville, MN
11/29/2014
I'm submitting these coyote pics in response to Mike Davenport's expert analysis of cuddeback's flash not working as he wanted. If you point the camera at the ground, guess which way the flash goes?? Yes I can see how customer support says it's your fault. They make the camera, they can't make people use them properly. Common sense gottta come into play once in awhile... This coyote is over 30 yards away. No snow on ground and flash works fine when pointed out, not down. 30 yards is more than the manual says... Camera or human error??

Jeremy Cook
Norwood, NC
11/29/2014
This big boy showed up at my stand 1 time and haven't seen him again. A big body stud for NC.