Barry Hunter
Gainesville, TX
1/27/2008
I got this picture in New Mexico on a late season archery hunt. We set several cameras up to see where we wanted to hunt. The deer were just coming into the rut as you can see. I own two cuddeback cameras and love getting all of the pictures. It is a very valuable scouting tool.

Trey Moore
PEARSALL, TX
1/27/2008
MAKING BACON! SOUTH TEXAS STYLE!

Erik Olson
Hartland, WI
1/27/2008

allen&melody byerly
newton, TX
1/27/2008
after season pics, young bucks at daughters feeder

Jon Peckat
St.Helen, MI
1/26/2008
I have my camera over a gutpile from a previously butchered cow on a friend's property. We were hoping to lure some coyotes in to the pile but have only captured one on the camera so far. The camera was left out undisturbed for about 20 days when we thought we would check what was on it figuring over that many days we would surely see some more coyotes. To our surprise these two eagles were what we caught on with the camera instead.

Frank Crawford
Surgoinsville, TN
1/26/2008
This happened while our deer season was closed.

Kevin Ramsey
Ringgold, TX
1/26/2008
Couple off does fighting over feeder rights, This photo mainly goes to show the speed of a cuddeback.

Tom Lynch
Georgetown, DE
1/26/2008
Picture 1: These two bad boys were fighting over a hot scrape. Picture 2: I watched this buck from my tree stand 50 yds away as he passed by the camera. Picture 3: This wide boy visited a scrape I was hunting over just 25 minutes after I left my stand for a bite to eat.

david felts
fancy gap, VA
1/26/2008
this buck nicknamed socks in the 1st picture comes out just looking like is daring another buck to mess with him.the 2nd picture he is hanging out with some raccoons.

Tyler Andrews
trenton, NC
1/25/2008
here is a picture of a deer on my oats food plot