Judd Latham
Kerkhoven, MN
12/1/2008
I just thought that this first picture was a nice picture of a healthy fawn in spots. This second picture looks almost like doe tipping I thinks time they were weaned.

Judd Latham
Kerkhoven, MN
12/1/2008
Here are three set of pictures of triplet fawns that we now have on our hunting property. I just thought it was neat to see them. It is not to often we see these many triplets. As a result of these cameras it appears that we have up to three or four sets of triplets

Judd Latham
Kerkhoven, MN
12/1/2008
I thought this was a nice close up of a buck.

Judd Latham
Kerkhoven, MN
12/1/2008
The first two picture are of a 10 pointer I have gotten on camera since last year. With the use of this camera I was able to locate this bucks watering hole (walking away) and I had the chance to harvest him bow hunting two weeks later. As you can see from this second photo he is still a live in the rut. The third buck has been around for several years but have never seen him during day light hours. Without these cameras I never would have known they existed.

Alan Wroblewski
Tomah, WI
11/30/2008
I thought these were some neat pictures

Jess Emery
Justin, TX
11/30/2008
Texas Panhandle bucks-I like the picture of the deer with the sand bursting up at his hooves as he walks-awesome trigger speed!

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
11/30/2008

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
11/30/2008
I thought that the third picture was kind of neat because of the way that the rabbit is framed by the deer's legs.

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
11/30/2008

Zach Whitener
Benton, AR
11/30/2008
Had my camera for a week and set it up on this dam the beavers keep repairing.