Bob Smith
, PA
2/6/2007
Picture of a little predator rolling past the camera. Oh wait thats my three year old son. other 2 pictures bucks that made it threw the season, can't wait till next year. Great Camera. Thank you

Chris Farver
Streetsboro, OH
2/6/2007
I just thought this was a very unique picture of catching this goose perfectly centered in the picture while in flight.

Chris Farver
Streetsboro, OH
2/6/2007
These are all pictures of the same buck that I called Calendar . I have dozens of excellent pictures from February 2006 until I harvested him in October 2006. I call him Calendar because he showed up 2 hours after the hunting season ended last year! So, I figured he must have an Ohio hunting season calendar.

Lee Windsor
conover, NC
2/6/2007
This doe has lived on our property for about five years. She has only three legs and had twins this year.

Roger Cline
Grove City, OH
2/6/2007
Ohio 2006 deer season Survivors, I've got 44 bucks on film since season ended 3 without racks alrady. And the boy's club is back since the rut is finished they are all running together again. LOVE THIS STUFF!! thanks, Roger Cline

Roger Cline
Grove City, OH
2/6/2007
3 small bucks watching fox, Hungry yote, Cat chasing young 12 pointer I love this stuff. I've got 3 cameras out and am getting about 250 pics per week, FANTASTIC! Roger

Chad Maro
LaMotte, IA
2/5/2007
These deer will be around for next season. Bow season is only 8 months away!!!

John Folland
Karlstad, MN
2/5/2007
The camera was setup on a trail that deer were using on their way to my food plots. We got some nice bucks, and one owl, in the air! That's fast trigger speed! These pictures were taken when it was -20 degrees F. The pictures and battery life are ten times better than the competition. There were 342 images without replacing batteries in bitter temperatures. Awesome

Robert Siech
Plymouth, WI
2/5/2007
We named this buck Quazi because he actually had 4 beams coming out of his left antler. His body size was pushing 275+ and he was definitly one of the big studs on our farm. I was able to get numerous pictures of this brute on our West-Central Illinois farm. Unfortunately, when the time came to hunt him, he was harvested by one of the neighbors. This happened the day we got to our farm to hunt. At least I have the memories of this unique animal from my cameras.

Robert William Brown Jr.
Autryville, NC
2/5/2007
Never seen a fox so red!!!