Brett Powell
Temple, GA
7/18/2014
Got this picture of a running buck thanks to the fast trigger speed!

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
7/18/2014
Last week I sent these photos in of this deer and fox standing on dry ground. we got over 3 inches of rain and flooded this ditch with waist deep water. My camera was in water up to the lens and I thought the camera was ruined. I let it dry out and put new battries in it and was shocked to see that it still works like new.. It just shows how durable these cameras really are.

Sean Callahan
Browerville, MN
7/18/2014
Neat pic of coyote on the full moon. Not many deer pics in this location, but lots of Wiley Coyotes!

Susan Fike
Batesville, AR
7/17/2014
This buck showed up a few weeks ago with an injured front leg glad to see he is still alive

Dave Pace
Salem, MO
7/17/2014
I have a mineral lick in one of my food plots. Apparently these doe each think they have ownership of the lick. I had the camera set to take a picture every 15 seconds

Digger Furr
Brookhaven, MS
7/17/2014
Two whitetail deer standing up fighting.. Perfect timing!!

Kenneth Luckstead
Monticello, IA
7/16/2014
A really unique photo of a buck's shadow as he is checking out the camera and cudde stand, while another young buck goes in for a bite to eat. 2nd picture is of a unique buck sticking his tongue out at us

Nathan Smith
Richmond, MI
7/16/2014
This doe was chowing down on some of my mineral lick and came up to the camera as to HA HA I ate it all.

Jason Spoerry
Beloit, WI
7/16/2014
Now this is what a first picture with a brand new camera should look like.

John Chappell
Harrisburg, IL
7/15/2014
this is a little buck i have been watching grow hopefully i can watch him grow up to be a good mature buck.