Bruce Mccartney
Midway, GA
11/5/2012
had trouble with thieves stealing crabs from my crab pots. set up my cuddie and caught the skunks.

Michael Burdosh
Abrams, WI
11/5/2012
Buck chasing a Doe

Bryan Childs
Andover, KS
11/5/2012
This is a resident buck that I have quite a few photos of this year. He's no giant, but in this particular picture a nice buck posing in front of a gorgeous sunset creates a magnificent photograph!!

Leonard Westra
Lohn, TX
11/5/2012
Wild hogs continue to be a problem here in Texas, and it's a challenge to take them during daylight hours, as most hogs have gone nocturnal. This one passed within inches of my Attack IR.

Willard Warwick
Blairsville, GA
11/5/2012
Anybody seen Goldilocks?

Eric Naess
Andover, MN
11/5/2012
There was a doe lingering by my stand and I didn't want it to spook an in coming buck, so I tossed an apple core towards it. You can see that it was a skittish doe, because she dove between two branches of a log, slithering through like a snake. It just so happened that I had a cuddeback in the area.

Douglas Matthews
Auburn, AL
11/5/2012
I had this camera set up on some sawtooth oaks that were dropping acorns. I was hoping to get some velvet buck pictures and this showed up.

Zach Polaske
Poplar, WI
11/5/2012
Got this awesome buck on my Cudde Ambush Flash. I love the regular flash cameras because the night pictures are exceptional!

Jackson Woodson
Spanish Fort, AL
11/5/2012
I have been an avid hunter my entire life and heard many stories about deer and coyotes being the worst of enemies. Just wanted to share this photo with everyone. However, I do believe coyotes are the number one reason for the depletion of fawns and possibly grown deer.

Doug Tobin
Kansas City, MO
11/5/2012
Border bucks in rut on the Iowa-Missouri State Line