Bill
Youngstown, NY
11/9/2014
Killed this one

Josh Connor
Long Prairie, MN
11/9/2014
Always love to see bucks working the scraps!

Jim Taylor
Wheeling, WV
11/9/2014
I have my game Cuddeback Ambush IR camera set up on a deer trail that runs near my treestand. I checked the camera this week and found the picture of the bird right in front of the lens. Looks like the bird is trying to figure out if it is a camera or a bird nesting box. Either way it is a really cool picture. Perfect how the bird takes up the whole frame.

Ryan Connor
Long Prairie, MN
11/9/2014
One ugly buck! No g2's! Would be a good one to take out of the herd.

Ryan Connor
Long Prairie, MN
11/9/2014
First buck is the top shooter on the farm! Second one is a good young buck.

Ryan Connor
Long Prairie, MN
11/9/2014
First buck is a stud. Always love checking the cameras during the rut!

Ryan Connor
L, MN
11/9/2014
Nice young 8! Will be a stud next year if he makes it!

Brian
Reedsburg, WI
11/9/2014
This is a buck we have been chasing for three years and is driving us crazy, looks like he is keeping an eye on the competition

Ed Baird
Branchburg, NJ
11/9/2014
I nicknamed this deer THE TUMOR BUCK. This deer started showing up in early September. Not sure what kind of disease he has, but it is pretty scary looking!

Raylin Burns
Moundridge, KS
11/9/2014
The first two photos are of a young up and coming buck at a scrape in front of my tree stand. T day time photo is of my number one hit list buck a very wide ten point. This is my first daytime photo of him. he is fifteen yards in front of my ground blind while i was three miles away siting in a tree stand. I guess you cant win them all I was just happy to see him on my hunting ground