David Mcneal
Perryville, AR
12/4/2012
I traded a Capture for an Attack and didn't get the dates and times set . The deer was shot 11/2/2012 at 7am.He was standing on the other side of the pine tree when he was shot and this was his first leap .Amazing trigger speed . You can see the blood flying and he was going very fast at that time . I don't believe any other camera would have caught this at all . Camera was very close to the deer also . A once in a lifetime photo . Thank you very much .

Al Korpi
Lena, WI
12/4/2012
Checkout the 1st pic from 2010. Now look at the 2nd pic from 2012. Same camera! Same tree! Same pose! Same deer? You tell me. 3rd pic is pretty cool too.

David Ray
Bloomington, IN
12/4/2012
I have 5 cuddebacks out. This one is on a powerline food plot of 1/2 acre clover and 1/2 acre sugar beets. Of the 5 cameras I checked today I had 42 buck pictures. 40 were on the sugar beet camera. No doubt where I will put my son in late muzzleloader season! Over 10 bucks showed up to this plot including this drop tine and super wide buck.

Gabe Lyons
Springhill, LA
12/4/2012
Bought 32 acres for a home place...Find this guy stays here...NICE NW Louisiana buck!!!

Bill Powers
Dixon, IL
12/4/2012
Watching this guy since July. I went out to remove my camera thinking it was spooking the deer. Boy was I wrong.

Chris Pearsall
Emporium, PA
12/4/2012
Bucks are still fighting after thanksgiving

Richard Mccann
West Stewartstown, NH
12/4/2012
Was baiting deer, there had been some hens around when I downloaded the pictures I had this. I set up 2 cuddebacks for the different angles. What great pictures they take.

Jason Mitzel
Crooks, SD
12/4/2012
Not something we normally have in South Dakota. Not sure where she lost her way

Gordon Hogenmiller
Conover, WI
12/4/2012
This eight point buck was admiring my Halloween pumpkin!

Jon Mays
East Amherst, NY
12/4/2012
These are just a few decent bucks on our farm a few days before season. Hoping they made it through!