Vernon Winkelmann
Marion, TX
2/22/2014
This hog has been around tearing up our control units for 3 years. He is completely nocternal and has never been on camera in the daylight. He covers different feeders for a 2 mi. span. He goes over the hog panels to get to the feeders.

Merrill Brodeur
Ware, MA
2/22/2014
Boys will be Boys

Lisa Goodrich
Little Sioux, IA
2/21/2014
Pretty Valley picture a buck in velvet.

Bob Goodrich
Little Sioux, IA
2/21/2014
Snow storm pictures.

Lorna & Michael Deane
East Taunton, MA
2/21/2014
right after a beautiful snow a big doe came under a tree, and the branch hung over her really nice with wet snow just like she posed for the pic! the next one is 10 mins after when the family came also. I only love to watch the animals.

Doug Kisamore
Atwater, OH
2/21/2014
Decided to try out the video feature on my Ambush IR for the first time. Needless to say I got a good laugh out of this young doe that couldn't resist checking out the video feature herself.

Steve Patton
Ellettsville, IN
2/21/2014
It's a four legged deer! No, the next photo in sequence reveals it is really two deer. The one appears to be a buck that has lost his antlers...although body size looks small, it does appear he had a decent rack.

Scott Pedersen
Tuttle, OK
2/20/2014
The deer picture is an arrow shot through the doe showing the arrow exiting out the back side (a complete passthru). The porcupine picture is a pic of either hatred or lust between the two porcupines... You make the call!

Joe Kink
Cantrall, IL
2/20/2014
We have always had eagles in the area. I have tried to get close to get pictures but they are very skittish. I had previously seen 6 adults and 2 juveniles on this carcass pile. I knew the only way I was going to get a clear perfect picture was with my cuddyback.

T E Thompson
Perryville, AR
2/20/2014
turkey coming to deer feeders