Edwin Shirts
Burlington, IA
12/2/2010
here I am dragging out a doe I shot with my Hoyt Bow.....and a coyote a few days later......he must have ate the gut pile I left behind..........and was looking for more....and the last one is a cool pic that I like.........

William Corbett
brandon, SD
12/1/2010
A couple pictures of the Youtube buck as he was first made famous by a video that was posted on youtube, now about 20 to 30 cars a night drive by to try to see him. 3 years ago he was estimated at 218 by his sheds.

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
12/1/2010

NATHAN PACHA
Oxford, IA
12/1/2010
My Cuddeback captured this one in a million photo of a startled young buck during one of many thunderstorms in a very rainy summer here in Iowa!

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
12/1/2010

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
12/1/2010

Chuck Stark
, TX
12/1/2010
1. Bucky 1 ( I love my Cuddeback Capture so much....I just want to keep on smiling. ) 2. Bucky 2 ( Hey Cuddeback Capture so much...this is my best side. ) We recently purchased several Cuddeback Capture cameras. We tried them out at several ranges to see what would work best for us. We have just recently put some red stag on our place and they are so curious about these cameras. They are constantly checking them out, even during and after they flash. This particular buck always makes sure he is in the picture at each camera site. These were two of the shots that we have sent you.

Jeff Berdan
New Ulm, MN
12/1/2010
These bucks came wandering through during evening hours. One did not survive the firearm season and I am after the other with the muzzleloader.

Hunter Crow
Dallas, TX
12/1/2010
Sorry the Dates are wrong on the Cameras but they were from last week at the ranch. The hog is almost as tall as the protein tube sticking down.

Scot Spielvogel
Markesan, WI
12/1/2010
I never thought that my camera would have caught a picture like this. Now that's quick trigger speed.