Jared Dietrick
Biglerville, PA
11/21/2020
I made a mock scrape and licking branch in the summer, and it came alive this fall. I had these doe's do a fancy dance and called in the bit boys. Just a few days later, this monster began to visit.

David Davila
Hobbs, NM
11/20/2020
A Bachelor heard of free range Barbary sheep in West Texas!

Dan Merritt
Allendale, MI
11/20/2020
Picture from out Lease spreading some buck seed.

Britt Trumbower
Bear Creek, PA
11/20/2020
We broke this limb off by accident working food plots this summer. An untold number of deer touched this limb in corner of the plot. Not our biggest deer but a great moment after the peak here in NEPA on 11/19 he is desperately seeking the last remaining doe of the 1st rut. Image is thumbnaiil minutes ago....

Nicholas Meyers
Oconto falls, WI
11/20/2020
Old boy likes to show off for the cuddebacks

Nate Stoltzfus
Sacramento, PA
11/19/2020
Bucks on sarpes.

Nate Stoltzfus
Sacramento, PA
11/19/2020
The rabbit in the bottom of the picture got lucky!

Chuck St John
Lake Placid, NY
11/19/2020
Camera set up where two trails cross paths. Lots of buck sign in the immediate area but getting pictures of only does passing through at first. Then these two show up for a casual autumn stroll on a frosty evening.

Ty Green
Holden, MO
11/18/2020
Lookin for love or a fight whichever comes along first

Chuck Silcox
Lincoln University, PA
11/18/2020
My family owns 126 acres in central Ohio. We currently run 7 CuddeLink cameras and a handful of conventional CuddeBacks because we love the videos. Imagine it is November 11th and a batch of photos is sent to your cellphone, which includes this one that was taken about an hour before from a camera that is located less than 100 yards from your treestand. Unbelievable!