Mike Halsey
Pittsburg, KS
11/5/2009
These guys are coming pretty regularly to my camera, but only once during the daytime. Hopefully with the heart of the rut not to far out, they wont be as nocturnal, and give me a shot with my bow. Without my Cuddeback Capture, I would never even know about these deer. Thanks!

Kelly Morris
Evanston, WY
11/5/2009
Looks like the rut is just around the corner we are seeing more and bigger bucks.

Ryan Stephan
Staples, MN
11/5/2009
I learned that bear do too love to eat Buck Jam Hard Cokked Sucker from Evolved Habitat. The bear had it gone within a couple of days before the deer even had a chance to taste it. I hung the block 6'2 off of the ground.

Ryan Stephan
Staples, MN
11/5/2009
I have been setting up all my cameras on scraplines near ridges and sources of food. Both Bucks were running scrapelines in between ridges and running the side of thick underbrush next to swamps

Christian Stenerson
Hampstead, NC
11/5/2009
Some Bacon and Bucks at my stand site. Johnston County NC Love the camera its better than my moultries.

Keith Schaefer
Manitowoc, WI
11/4/2009
This camera is set up by one of my bow hunting stands. I think I hunted out of the wrong stand this night. the first doe thinks she in the wrong place also.

Tab Murphy
Canmore, AB
11/4/2009
Nice WT strolls by camera 6:38 pm on Oct 24. He strolls past the same camera on Oct 30 @ 6:17pm...only this time I'm in my stand. 15 yd double-lung heart shot. What a rush.

mark newman
hazlehurst, MS
11/4/2009
this buck has already turned nocturnal. if he would show up in the daylight hours he is only 20 yards from getting stuffed.

Jason Larramore
silver springs, FL
11/4/2009
this photo shows the fast trigger speed of the no flash camera these sandhill cranes vist the area regularly I thought this one was neat

Andrew Foss
Eau Claire, WI
11/4/2009
Nice trempealeau county buck