Pat Queen
Salina, KS
8/28/2010

scott trelstad
kensal, ND
8/28/2010
these are two bucks i have been watching the last couple years last year i had the closest one fifteen yards from me and i blew the shot didnt see him during the gun season hope to get a shot at him next weedend

charlie klassa
berlin, WI
8/28/2010
I was suprised to get this picture of sandhill cranes since the area is not typical habitat were you would see them. I think the quality of the picture is great.

Chuck Pierce
Highbidge, WI
8/28/2010
Looks like this coyote doesn't like my mineral lick.

Marcus Steigerwaldt
Tomahawk, WI
8/28/2010
I put out some minerals in a stump by my stand and left my cudde back capture out there for 2 months. When I checked my camera and this picture came up, I just couldn't stop laughing. Especially for mid-August! I'm not sure what the best part of the photo is, but the strange buck looking on from the background just adds to the oddness.

Joe Defibaugh
Venus, PA
8/28/2010
Here is some pictures of a good looking young buck shedding his velvet. In the first picture he actually has it in his mouth and is chewing on it. These cameras let you experience the things you rarely get to see in person.

adam sullivan
Montgomery, MO
8/28/2010
Well we where looking for a pic of deer when we got this remarkable picture of this hawk with some sort of snake in its mouth in mid flight. this truely proves the remarkable trigger speed of cuddebacks.

John
North West Florida, FL
8/28/2010
5 y/o MATURE deer in North West Florida...If you want BIG bucks...allow younger bucks, even 8 points to AGE another year..I've watched this one four 3 years and he's grown into a fine deer..

Chris Harrison
Winona, MN
8/28/2010
This is a picture of a symetrical 12 point buck that is walking up a logging trail with my tree stand 7 yards away.

tim cates
elkhorn, WI
8/28/2010
little bucks in wisconsin loosing velvet already