Tyler Weaver
Weyers Cave, VA
9/3/2009
I guess we know who the dominant doe is. Role Reversal...young spike chasing nice Virginia 8 point.

Tyler Peck
Indian Head, PA
9/3/2009
These 2 bear were just chillin at our camera all day eatin some feed.

Tyler Peck
Indian Head, PA
9/3/2009
WOW! what a suprise when i viewed my pics on my cuddeview. Its a 17 point with some forks and a kicker. I hunted this buck hard for the past 2 years and its only been see in the evenings.Hopefully this deer will be hanging on my wall after hunting season.Thanks cuddeback for the great pics!

Bill Martin
Madison, MS
9/3/2009
More Yazoo County Mississippi Deer!!!

Bill Martin
Madison, MS
9/3/2009
Love my cuddeback! I put my excite up in a place the deer come out of the woods into a food plot. This is what you get when you do what the QDMA suggest! Their #1 rule: Let um go so they can GROW!!! Pictures were taken in Yazoo County, Mississippi. Deer are eating a new product I found called DeerLicious .

Phil Holcombe
Montoursville, PA
9/3/2009
I got a pic of a big male bobcat in my food plot. He looks to be in peak physical condition!! Looks like a bully to me!!

George Lambert
Delta Junction,
9/3/2009
My No Flash caught these to young bull moose playing in our pond. I've been in Alaska for many years and have never observed moose playing like this.

Jeff DeGrave
Sturgeon Bay, WI
9/3/2009
Just getting ready for opening Bow season. Hope I get a shot at this one.

Butch Lefebvre
Crossville, TN
9/3/2009
Hey Walt, I've recently sent in my No Flash for an upgrade and I'm currently waiting on my new Capture IR to arrive in the mail. Since I have a little down time, I'm sending a few of my favorite pictures that I've captured over the years. The picture of the doe with the heart shaped eyes has not been altered, the picture just came out that way.

Edwin Dear
Florence, MS
9/3/2009
This picture was taken on a clay pea patch that the deer had already eaten. He was walking through to see if anything was left.