john grantland
bel air, MD
12/2/2005
Eastern shore corn pile. These are my pets that come in.

Glen Stark
Magnolia, OH
12/2/2005
This buck was shot at and missed by my 11 year old grandson, Cody, last fall. Since getting this picture this fall, I have been bow hunting for him. The picture was taken under one of my tree stands.

John Shortridge
Phillips, WI
12/2/2005
Looks like the nubbin buck wants to fight. This bad boy made it through our rifle season. Next year he should be a really nice shooter.

ALAN PAGEL
Almond, WI
12/2/2005
I placed my camera out in front of my wife's deer stand and near my bow stand. I left my decoy out to see how deer react to it. As I went to check on it at 12:30, my decoy was shoved into the base of a pine tree 40 feet away. I took out my memory card and this picture shows a large buck I just missed by 30 minutes.

Wayne Overkamp
Hermann, MO
12/2/2005

Steve Crandall
Roseland, VA
12/2/2005
Traditional rub tree next to corn and soybean field located in a timbered funnel. I have taken pictures of 9 bucks rubbing the tree from Brutus to a spike. We have harvested 2 of the nine bucks, one three miles away, that have rubbed the tree. I would like to take brutus. He is really working the cedar tree.

Mike Peterson
Marengo, WI
12/2/2005

Earnie Ross
Cincinnati, OH
12/1/2005
The Cuddebacks trigger speed is so fast that it even caught one of Santa's deer getting ready for the upcomming season!

Art Thompson
Sheldon, WI
12/1/2005
This deer was before photographed 2005 gun season and my nephew Steve Thompson shot it opening a.m. at 7:05

Paul Martell
La Crosse, WI
12/1/2005
I put the camera out on Tuesday on a scrap. Came back on Thursday to check to see what I got and this Buck walked up. I shot him with my bow seconds after the picture was taken.