Photo/Video Galleries
George Dietz
Alvordton, OH
7/31/2013
These deer are in a 1/3 acre food plot. They first showed up late January without antlers. The ten point is nick named Gladiator due to a large antler wound he had in his side last winter. Unfortunately the photo is not clear due to heave dew (or big foot). The lens cleared after 8 AM. Two of the photos I'm sending in because I like the posturing of the two deer. Notice the ears. The deer on the left is the one that was wounded.
Alvordton, OH
7/31/2013
These deer are in a 1/3 acre food plot. They first showed up late January without antlers. The ten point is nick named Gladiator due to a large antler wound he had in his side last winter. Unfortunately the photo is not clear due to heave dew (or big foot). The lens cleared after 8 AM. Two of the photos I'm sending in because I like the posturing of the two deer. Notice the ears. The deer on the left is the one that was wounded.
Don & Kandi Kisky
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7/31/2013
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7/31/2013
Roger Feddon
Mount Solon, VA
7/31/2013
This photo is amazing. It shows a bear turning and going after a cyote while her cub runs off!!! wow
Mount Solon, VA
7/31/2013
This photo is amazing. It shows a bear turning and going after a cyote while her cub runs off!!! wow
David Mcneal
Perryville, AR
7/31/2013
These bucks are 100 yds. from the back porch where I was spraying 3 dogs with Dead Wind Down after they got sprayed by a skunk earlier . There were about 7 doe and fawn between me and the bucks waiting on me to feed them like I do every morning . The bucks stayed in the yard about 20 minutes just watching the show . This would not have happened during deer season when they return to the night shift I'll guarantee .
Perryville, AR
7/31/2013
These bucks are 100 yds. from the back porch where I was spraying 3 dogs with Dead Wind Down after they got sprayed by a skunk earlier . There were about 7 doe and fawn between me and the bucks waiting on me to feed them like I do every morning . The bucks stayed in the yard about 20 minutes just watching the show . This would not have happened during deer season when they return to the night shift I'll guarantee .
Adam Boysen
Hills, IA
7/30/2013
Two very cool pictures, a close up of a couple fawns over a Trophy Rock. Then a spiderweb picture with couple big buck in the background. Great Cameras Thanks, Adam
Hills, IA
7/30/2013
Two very cool pictures, a close up of a couple fawns over a Trophy Rock. Then a spiderweb picture with couple big buck in the background. Great Cameras Thanks, Adam
Austen Bligiske
Sobieski, WI
7/30/2013
Had this small six and nice nine point buck on camera, tried to pattern both but, hunting season rolled around, both were no where to be seen?
Sobieski, WI
7/30/2013
Had this small six and nice nine point buck on camera, tried to pattern both but, hunting season rolled around, both were no where to be seen?
Austen Bligiske
Sobieski, WI
7/30/2013
Had this small six point in velvet all summer last year, during hunting season he turned into a ghost. Never saw him again.
Sobieski, WI
7/30/2013
Had this small six point in velvet all summer last year, during hunting season he turned into a ghost. Never saw him again.
Jason Corso
Washingtonviile, NY
7/30/2013
Caught these two does fighting at a mineral sight.
Washingtonviile, NY
7/30/2013
Caught these two does fighting at a mineral sight.
Lawrence Eneix
Dellroy, OH
7/30/2013
Afternoon delight!
Dellroy, OH
7/30/2013
Afternoon delight!
Steve Patton
Ellettsville, IN
7/30/2013
We nicknamed this buck the Spider Buck , because his antlers reminded me of curved spider legs! The middle points are outward facing, and don't curve in as much as the rest. I took a buck a few years back with a very similar set of outward facing antlers near the same location...only his antlers were much smaller than this!
Ellettsville, IN
7/30/2013
We nicknamed this buck the Spider Buck , because his antlers reminded me of curved spider legs! The middle points are outward facing, and don't curve in as much as the rest. I took a buck a few years back with a very similar set of outward facing antlers near the same location...only his antlers were much smaller than this!
