james drahos
Cedar Rapids, IA
11/27/2005
This deer has been relatively visible during this years bow season,though not a shooter in my mind. Another year or two should do wonders for him. I have already taken a 166 4/8 in. eleven pointer on openning day so I'm culling does the rest of the year and scouting for next. I hope they both make it. The buck in the closeup is somewhat of a mystery buck, I haven't seen him in the field or on camera.

Derrick Harmon
Gladstone, MO
11/27/2005
Look's like this buck's seen better day's.

Ryan LeBlanc
Johnson City, TX 78636, TX
11/26/2005
This is a buck I've seen before on our family ranch. This buck is though one of the hardest bucks to get close enough to get a good photo of this is truly a monster buck. A buck we call Godzilla Thanks, Ryan LeBlanc

Mark Warters
Palmyra, NY
11/25/2005
I put my new cuddeback on a rub that I found in a clearing that I made this past summer. I was surprised to see what was around when Im not!

Bobby Andrews
Columbus, GA
11/25/2005
I set the camera out over a bio-logic food plot when i caught this Alabama brusier.

Chad Johnson
Roseau, MN
11/25/2005
1)Two nice size bucks fighting. 2)I think we know who won this battle, 3) Calling for a rematch??

Bobby Andrews
Columbus, GA
11/25/2005
I first got this nice 9 pointer on the cuddeback. I scouoted around for some sign. I set up it on a power line. After two of days of the cuddeback being out, i got numerous pictures of him. Opening morning of Alabama i set up on a ridge over where i had the camera out. I took this deer from 280 yds. If it wasn't for the cuddeback i prob. wouldn't have ever harvested this trophy. Thanks Cuddeback!

Scott Kraus
Blaine, MN
11/25/2005
here is a buck that looks like he's had some trouble.

Scott Kraus
Blaine, MN
11/25/2005
Here are a couple of buck starting to hang together again.

Scott Kraus
Blaine, MN
11/25/2005
Here is a night traveler that's why he's a big one.