Trenton Guffey
monticello, KY
12/19/2009
This picture shows that deer will fight for its corn! Once in a lifetime picture.

Scott Ellery
Oxdrift, ON
12/18/2009
These 2 deer dont seem to be camera shy at all. As you can see the rut seems to have peaked up here in Canada on the 15th of November!

Chris Ruhe
Ottawa, OH
12/18/2009
I saw this deer the night before this shot was taken. It's right by one of my stands and unfortunately the night it was taken I was not out there.

John Rittle
Ringtown, PA
12/18/2009
Nicknamed this 11 pointer Ramses which means a great powerful one. Put my Capture out over a little bit of corn and captured this beauty. Thanks Cuddeback!!!!!!

Jeremy Whitaker
Mocksville, NC
12/18/2009
You can imagine my suprise when I got the picture of this nice eight point buck with an arrow sticking out of his neck. Looking at the angle and penetration of the arrow my guess is that it was a deflection off a limb. I only hope that the arrow does not effect the bucks rack next season. I do not have any other pictures of this deer.

Jim Christensen
McPherson, KS
12/18/2009
All the deer hunters at work love this deer. I just love to see whats running around the property!

Brad Wolfe
Streetsboro, OH
12/18/2009
I have had my camera out all year and never got this eight point. Now he has been shot.

Joe Eubanks
Stilwell, OK
12/18/2009
The fox seems to be the liberal pansy of the animal world. He seems to be a vegetarian, coming to our feeder to eat corn. Is that normal?

Samuel Bartz
Minnesota,
12/18/2009
Photo 1: is of a doe being chased by a big buck just below my stand on the afternoon of October 30th. Photo 2: after i collected myself enough to climb down, i check my arrow for blood and slipped past my cuddeback to call a few buddies to help me trail my buck. Photo 3: is of my 150 4/8 9 point buck! he had 8 7/8inch brow tines! enjoy!

Randy Helmick
Ridgeland, MS
12/18/2009
For some reason coyotes and bobcats check this scrape almost as often as the bucks.