Dustin Shirley
Dothan, AL
9/18/2007
I set my cuddeback camera up over a mineral lick and captured these two young bucks apparently fighting over the last bit of mineral.

clifford mccann
clarkston, WA
9/17/2007
I doubt that these young bulls will win a harem.But they think they are pretty tough....at least until a real herd bull shows up!

Mike Halley
Natchez, MS
9/17/2007
This is a camera that I have set on one of my stands in south Mississippi. I was hoping to capture several bucks, instead I have a very adventurous pup and a large group of hogs.

Roger Tripp
Niota, IL
9/17/2007
The field behind my house.

David Canada
Rockholds, KY
9/17/2007
I put my cuddeback in my soybean field. These are some pitures i got.

Jim Ott
Bath, PA
9/17/2007
Same 5 pointer, same pose, 1 week apart. First picture in velvet, second without.

alex roth
lake ann, MI
9/17/2007
I set it next to my tree stand having no idea what was out there. this is almost october and the fawn still has spots. thats a little late for around here.

Jim Schoenike
Mequon, WI
9/17/2007
In addition to this being an impressive buck, the photo shows a very recent loss of velvet...

Jim Schoenike
Mequon, WI
9/17/2007
This is an interesting shot because it combines a very nice buck, plus very recent evidence of velvet loss.

Mike Koenig
Sun Prairie, WI
9/17/2007
Haven't moved this camera since I first bought it. I have a white buck, black coyote and a badger among many other deer/turkey/coyote/fox pictures. Nice velvet buck from July. Still time to grow! Amazing variety!