Photo/Video Galleries
Lonny Rabalais
Baton Rouge, LA
1/15/2012
This is my Sky View shot. The cam is approximately 16-18 feet off the ground aiming straight down.
Baton Rouge, LA
1/15/2012
This is my Sky View shot. The cam is approximately 16-18 feet off the ground aiming straight down.
Jason Traywick
Clanton, AL
1/15/2012
We had been seeing a large track in this field but only saw a does and small bucks in it while we were hunting. I decided to put my camera on it to see if we could see what we had and this guy showed up!
Clanton, AL
1/15/2012
We had been seeing a large track in this field but only saw a does and small bucks in it while we were hunting. I decided to put my camera on it to see if we could see what we had and this guy showed up!
Rick Swenson
Fergus Falls, MN
1/15/2012
Put the camera over a carcass last week but with the warm temps we had it thawed and they pulled it away but I still managed to get a cool picture of a bobcat. Kind of cool the the straight down shot.
Fergus Falls, MN
1/15/2012
Put the camera over a carcass last week but with the warm temps we had it thawed and they pulled it away but I still managed to get a cool picture of a bobcat. Kind of cool the the straight down shot.
Punkie Stevenson
Mtn. View, MO
1/15/2012
Got this picture of a coon with no tail. Also a very good picture of a red fox. The other is of an eight point buck who likes getting his picture taken.
Mtn. View, MO
1/15/2012
Got this picture of a coon with no tail. Also a very good picture of a red fox. The other is of an eight point buck who likes getting his picture taken.
John Reiner
Flemington, NJ
1/15/2012
I shot this doe w/the Muzzelloader I was unaware the capture got the shot on film It looks like the doe behind was in the line of the bullet but it was not harmed.
Flemington, NJ
1/15/2012
I shot this doe w/the Muzzelloader I was unaware the capture got the shot on film It looks like the doe behind was in the line of the bullet but it was not harmed.
David Loyall
Louisville, KY
1/15/2012
A couple nice bucks that i have been watching all year. Glad to see that they all made it through hunting season. Can't wait till next season.
Louisville, KY
1/15/2012
A couple nice bucks that i have been watching all year. Glad to see that they all made it through hunting season. Can't wait till next season.
Travis Teigen
Glenwood City, WI
1/14/2012
A nice Wisconsin 10 point enjoying an easy winter so far.
Glenwood City, WI
1/14/2012
A nice Wisconsin 10 point enjoying an easy winter so far.
Greg Ratcliff
Columbia, PA
1/14/2012
This big guy is still hanging around. I hope he drops his sheds near my camera. He seems to be smiling. Maybe this doe is what he s looknig for.
Columbia, PA
1/14/2012
This big guy is still hanging around. I hope he drops his sheds near my camera. He seems to be smiling. Maybe this doe is what he s looknig for.
Reid Lipscomb
Watkinsville, GA
1/13/2012
Heck of a backyard buck. This buck was 50 yards off of my back deck.
Watkinsville, GA
1/13/2012
Heck of a backyard buck. This buck was 50 yards off of my back deck.
Thomas Long
Danville, IL
1/13/2012
I hung my Cuddeback Attack IR over a large scrape I found on my hunting property on the 6th of November last year. The scrape was obviously a community scrape being worked by several bucks. Within three days I had 10 pictures of this buck on camera. Excited, I hunted a stand in an area I thought he might frequent on the 11th of November. Just before dark I heard a slow shuffle coming from behind me, also downwind. I looked to my left to see this deer walking past my stand at 20 yards. By the time I realized it was a shooter the deer had crossed my shooting lane and headed back to security cover. I tried grunting at him and he swung his big rack around at me and then straightened out and kept on truckin. I checked my camera again that night to find this picture of him. Two days later some other hunters took a shot at the deer but never found blood. Lets hope ol' Grandpa is still alive!
Danville, IL
1/13/2012
I hung my Cuddeback Attack IR over a large scrape I found on my hunting property on the 6th of November last year. The scrape was obviously a community scrape being worked by several bucks. Within three days I had 10 pictures of this buck on camera. Excited, I hunted a stand in an area I thought he might frequent on the 11th of November. Just before dark I heard a slow shuffle coming from behind me, also downwind. I looked to my left to see this deer walking past my stand at 20 yards. By the time I realized it was a shooter the deer had crossed my shooting lane and headed back to security cover. I tried grunting at him and he swung his big rack around at me and then straightened out and kept on truckin. I checked my camera again that night to find this picture of him. Two days later some other hunters took a shot at the deer but never found blood. Lets hope ol' Grandpa is still alive!
