Brad Stokke
Grande Prairie, AB
12/2/2010
These pic's show the extent of injury bucks can inflict on each other during the rut, I've got quite a few shots of this deer,he is a young buck with lots of potential, it will be interesting to see how he makes out, next years pic's of the {Missing Eye Buck} will tell the story.

John Peterson
Webster, NY
12/2/2010
rope in the horn buck

Steve Key
Geneva, AL
12/2/2010
I put out my Cuddeback on a trail between a bedding area and a food source. Since, I have got several pictures of this big Alabama Whitetail. I cant wait until the rut kicks off in January!

Robert criss
new castle, PA
12/2/2010
I had scouted a woods i used to hunt in sept. I found huge buck rubs. I placed the Cuddeback between some white oaks and some apple trees. when I got a picture of this buck I was shocked , the biggest so far on camera and never seen him before.

Greg Diessner Diessner
Durant, OK
12/2/2010
Owl decided to try deer meat. Very cool picture. If you look close you can see corn flying through the air. Funny thing is I never got another picture of this little guy after almost being attacked by killer owl.

JERRY WEBBER
BUTLER, IN
12/2/2010

Tony Nienas
Waukesha, WI
12/2/2010
Great picture of a bobcat that likes to cruise my foodplots.

Tony Nienas
Waukesha, WI
12/2/2010
I've been practicing QDMA on my 80 acres of timber the last 8 years and it's great to see larger bucks squaring off during the rut.

Karl Carlson
Park Rapids, MN
12/2/2010
Picture 1- Grouse caught in flight. Talk about fast trigger speed. Picture 2- Post rut buck liking his chops. Picture 3- Tickling the ivory

Karl Carlson
Park Rapids, MN
12/2/2010
Picture 1- Grouse caught in flight. Talk about fast trigger speed. Picture 2- Post rut buck liking his chops. Picture 3- Tickling the ivory