Matthew McIntire
Stronghurst, IL
11/3/2008
I hunt two big pieces of timber near my home in West-central Illinois. I have had my camera in these woods since August with no luck of a nice shooter buck. For some reason one morning I decided to go to a small 15 acre piece that noone hunts and doesn't usually hold many deer and put my camera up. I didn't do any scouting I just found a crossing with a few tracks, put the camera up and left. When I came back and saw this picture it sure made me think twice about where I hunt.

Sherman Laskowski
San Marcos, TX
11/3/2008
First picture is the question, cat or mouse? The second picture is a snake in the backround that is very large and scares off this doe.

David Stock
Newton, WI
11/3/2008
Camera was put out for the first time on new property.The Cuddeback Capture took a awesome picture of this 6-point chasing away a 4-point buck.

John David Reed
El Dorado, AR
11/3/2008
Some pics are worth a thousand words....

Greg Tonn
Hobart, WI
11/3/2008
A picture of a racoon walking down the trail with a whitetail jumping in the background.

Greg Tonn
Hobart, WI
11/3/2008
We have about 15 pictures of two young bucks fighting on a scrape. The fight goes on for about 10 minutes. The flash from the camera does not bother the bucks at all.

Craig Menze
Mora, MN
11/3/2008

joh wicke
pulaski, WI
11/3/2008
just put camera out,and that nite caught this buck

andrew vanlerberg
stilwell, KS
11/3/2008
I wanted to say thank you,I can now bring my love of the outdoors indoors ,for my whole family to enjoy!!!

jerry sineath
fairfax, SC
11/3/2008
this is a fine lowcountry south carolina none typical buck feeding on corn and green veggies.In my belief this may be a record buck.