Richard McCluskey
Fennimore, WI
12/26/2006
Both of these bucks were visiting the same scrape on my farm four days apart. We never saw either of them again. It's no wonder they grew so big.

sean leavine
wesley chapel, FL
12/26/2006
these are three different mature bucks checking scrape.notice each buck is standing in the same spot.awesome camera.

cliff mccann
clarkston, WA
12/26/2006
bighorn sheep,a ewe and her lamb,and a cougar that they have to watch out for.

Richard Kapke
Janesville, WI
12/26/2006
The first buck in the first two pictures I named the ugly buck he is a 13pt with split G2s and about a 6in tine sticking out over his left eye. There is also a nice 8pt in pic #2 with the other and the last is just a nice 8pt that is busted up alittle.

Richard Kapke
Janesville, WI
12/26/2006
These are just more pictures of the 11pt

Richard Kapke
Janesville, WI
12/26/2006
I have gotten over 15 pictures of this buck he has 11pts. Kicker on right side G2, a little G4 on Right side and a G4 on Left side that is a couple inches long. I had a shot at him bow hunting and blow it. My brother missed him gun hunting. Now that gun hunting done I am planing to make it out bow hunting some more.

Jody Thomas
Concord, GA
12/26/2006
My wife gave me a new cuddeback noflash for an early Christmas present. My kids thought we should use it to catch Santa and I reluctantly agreed. Imagine our suprise when we checked the camera christmas morning and saw this old guy. Next year I'm puttin it on the roof.

David Madewell, Jr.
Spring City, TN
12/26/2006
The one thing common in all these pictures, is my high number of racoons. I can't afford to feed them. They go threw more corn than the deer do. But they make some interesting pictures. Hope you enjoy!

Mike Macke
Franklin, NC
12/26/2006
Local Cayotes travel thru the night

Mike Macke
Franklin, NC
12/26/2006
Wild Mountain Pigs have newly arrived.