Buck Reper
Lorimor, IA
9/7/2014
Photo #1(attack ir) Don't overlook the small patches, This guy resides in a very small patch of timber. Glad i decided to check it out! Photo #2 (attack) A good buck hitting the mineral site. Good buck, but not good enough to make my hit list this year. Photo #3 (Black flash) One of the reasons buck #2 didn't make my hit list this year.

Ray Weimer
Happy Jack, AZ
9/7/2014
This big guy visits our home regularly...hopes he survives elk hunt. Nice rack.

Susan Fike
Batesville, AR
9/7/2014
a big 9 point i have watch grow all summer. he is at the top of the hit list. he is also the first buck yo loose his velvet

Susan Fike
Batesville, AR
9/7/2014
Some of the bucks we have pictures of. in the next few weeks the group will part ways

Bryce Jaramillo
Lindrith, NM
9/7/2014
Scouting for 2014 bow hunt, we have caught several species on our Cuddeback IR, but none quite like this. This camera is set up on private land in Northern New Mexico. This will be my first archery elk hunt, and I bought this camera specifically for this hunt.

Dustin
Glenwood, NY
9/6/2014
look at these two does standing tall, looks like one was protecting her twins!!

Jim Freeders
Fitchburg, WI
9/6/2014
Son & I move the camera from the fence line to the a place between the corn and alpha field on a stake pounded in to the ground. Got great pictures, but this was the best.

David
Gilbert Plains, MB
9/6/2014
I set up the camera for archery elk season beside the Duck Mountain Provincial Park in Manitoba, Canada. To my surprise we caught a rare sighting of a sow and four cubs using the crossing.

Bo Finley
Weatherford, TX
9/5/2014
OLD GUYS RULE !!! Even when antlers are covered in velvet, the mature bucks use other tactics to make sure younger bucks still know who's in charge.

Stephen J. Krutz
Valparaiso, IN
9/5/2014
Corn feeder: Hawk picked up Fox squirrel