Clare Hewitt
New Auburn, WI
12/20/2006
I like to set my camera up to catch activity at scrapes, rubs and trail intersections. The attached photos show the results of setting up in thee spots. The photo from Feb 06 was quite a surprise since I had not seen this buck previously. He had obviousley survived the 05 hunting season and I hoped to find his sheds but was not able to do so even though I spent hours shed hunting this past spring. Hope he is still around.

Todd Frombach
Medford, WI
12/19/2006
I saw some fox tracks in the snow in front of my house where I had been feeding deer. So I put a deer head behind the corn and set my camera up to watch both and this what I got.

Rob Doerre
Fox Lake, IL
12/19/2006
Just another public land beast from Illinois.

Rob Doerre
Fox Lake, IL
12/19/2006
Public land buck in Illinois. Some guys think the flash scares them...I beg to differ.

David Madewell
Spring City, TN
12/19/2006
I had only had my cuddeback expert for about a week or so. I was haveing a hard time getting good pics, so i started putting corn out. Corn was bringing all the creatures in. Lots of creature and a few predators. Thats how i got this great picture.

ERIC SCHNEIDER
NEENAH, WI
12/19/2006
COUPLE OF VELVET BUCKS SNEEKING FROM CORN FIELDS TO BEAN FIELDS

ERIC SCHNEIDER
NEENAH, WI
12/19/2006
COOL PICTURE OF A GREAT HORNED OWL

ERIC SCHNEIDER
NEENAH, WI
12/19/2006
3 PICTURES OF THIS DEER ALSO NEVER TO BE SEEN AGAIN,AT LEAST THIS ONE GIVES A GOOD IDEA HOW WIDE HE IS.

ERIC SCHNEIDER
NEENAH, WI
12/19/2006
3 PICTURES OF THIS 11 POINT & NEVER SEEN AGAIN.

Jeff Petermann
West Bend, WI
12/19/2006
This pic was taken after a daytime snowstorm in early Nov. in Langlade Co. Wi in my food plot. He didn't make it through the gun season, my neighbor was lucky enough to shoot him on Opening Day. The growth on his nose was from an injury.