Photo/Video Galleries
Brian Birt
Grand Rapids, MN
9/17/2009
We have watched the battle of the deer vs. raccoons all summer! Neither seems to be afraid of the other and often look like they are in a stand off to fight for the corn!
Grand Rapids, MN
9/17/2009
We have watched the battle of the deer vs. raccoons all summer! Neither seems to be afraid of the other and often look like they are in a stand off to fight for the corn!
Brian Birt
Grand Rapids, MN
9/17/2009
Caught this bear on camera before he destroyed one of my cameras. Chewed the camera right off the tree!
Grand Rapids, MN
9/17/2009
Caught this bear on camera before he destroyed one of my cameras. Chewed the camera right off the tree!
Brian Birt
Grand Rapids, MN
9/17/2009
These are of a doe and twin fawns! The fawns were not scared of the camera!! One seemed to be very curious!!
Grand Rapids, MN
9/17/2009
These are of a doe and twin fawns! The fawns were not scared of the camera!! One seemed to be very curious!!
Brian Birt
Grand Rapids, MN
9/17/2009
Caught these three all at the same time in one picture. Usually they have been seen alone.
Grand Rapids, MN
9/17/2009
Caught these three all at the same time in one picture. Usually they have been seen alone.
Mike Peotter
Stevens Point, WI
9/17/2009
This picture was taking a week before opener. It is a nice typical 8 point that we have been watching throughout the summer. The deer is bedded down about 10 yards from the stand. The deer slept there for close to a half an hour.
Stevens Point, WI
9/17/2009
This picture was taking a week before opener. It is a nice typical 8 point that we have been watching throughout the summer. The deer is bedded down about 10 yards from the stand. The deer slept there for close to a half an hour.
Jim Hullihen
Bunher Hill, WV
9/17/2009
Close-up of the bear in the first shot. The second shot showes he somehow turned the camera over. Even with a few teeth or claw marks in my No-flash, it still operates great.
Bunher Hill, WV
9/17/2009
Close-up of the bear in the first shot. The second shot showes he somehow turned the camera over. Even with a few teeth or claw marks in my No-flash, it still operates great.
Corey Ludwick
Fairfield, TX
9/17/2009
On the second day after purchasing my trail Camera, I caught these 2 foxes...........Playing?
Fairfield, TX
9/17/2009
On the second day after purchasing my trail Camera, I caught these 2 foxes...........Playing?
Tom Greslick
Clearfield, PA
9/17/2009
Nice buck under one of our stands two weeks before PA archery season.
Clearfield, PA
9/17/2009
Nice buck under one of our stands two weeks before PA archery season.
Justin Gregory
ridgeway, VA
9/17/2009
After planting some food plots and trying some deer managment we are finally seeing some mature bucks
ridgeway, VA
9/17/2009
After planting some food plots and trying some deer managment we are finally seeing some mature bucks
John White
Cherokee, KS
9/17/2009
I have only been deer hunting for 3 years now and in those 3 years have killed one buck which was rather small. Since then I have passed up several small bucks hoping that they would one day grow up into bigger deer. Unfortunately though I have not caught up to a mature buck in the woods. Actually in the last 3 months since having my cuddeback I hadn't even seen a mature buck on trail cam, just a bunch of does, fawns and young bucks. I can't tell you how bad I was praying just to see a mature buck on my trail cam. Well after having it in a new spot for about five or six days I changed the cards and found that I had 4 new pictures on it. And all those pictures were of the same shooter buck. When I looked at these pictures it was as if this buck was saying where are you camera? oh there you are and then posed for the final photo. Anyway I am pumped to know I have at least one shooter buck on my land and hopefully with your resources I will find several more!
Cherokee, KS
9/17/2009
I have only been deer hunting for 3 years now and in those 3 years have killed one buck which was rather small. Since then I have passed up several small bucks hoping that they would one day grow up into bigger deer. Unfortunately though I have not caught up to a mature buck in the woods. Actually in the last 3 months since having my cuddeback I hadn't even seen a mature buck on trail cam, just a bunch of does, fawns and young bucks. I can't tell you how bad I was praying just to see a mature buck on my trail cam. Well after having it in a new spot for about five or six days I changed the cards and found that I had 4 new pictures on it. And all those pictures were of the same shooter buck. When I looked at these pictures it was as if this buck was saying where are you camera? oh there you are and then posed for the final photo. Anyway I am pumped to know I have at least one shooter buck on my land and hopefully with your resources I will find several more!
