Anthony Barile
Staten Island, NY
4/3/2019
I had set up my ground blind and trail camera weeks before huting season opened as to get the wildlife used to it. On opening day, In the dark, I walked into the woods to the location where I had set it up and couldn't find it. I thought it had been stolen. I waited for the sun to rise and noticed it was collapsed and laying flat on the ground. I stood it back up and realized it had been attacked by bears. I had big claw marks ripped into the material in a couple of places and the support rods were also broken. I walked over to the trail camera to check the photo's and my suspicion was right. A sow with her 2 cubs had come into the area and they all got suspicious and knocked over the blind and tried to eat the camera.

David Gerlach
Moultrie, GA
4/3/2019
I wanted to see how the deer on my property made it thru the season so I placed my E2's on my protein gravity feeders. Both bucks( hornless) and does are hitting them hard prior to spring green up.

merrill gates
perkins, OK
4/3/2019
Crow encountering squirrel at feeding time....

Terrence Sinclair
Framingham, MA
4/3/2019
A travel trail with a small ridge in a swamp. Deer have had problems traveling this trail since last November due to Mother Natures activity. I feed once spring arrives and this is one of the main travel trails deer use to get to my feeder. I have just never gotten so many deer on camera at one time, anytime. Then there is the great departures shot made by deer.

Dave Winston
Mansfield, TX
4/3/2019
just in the middle of the rut with a bloody nose...

Tony Simons
Fulton, MS
4/3/2019
Bird Frenzy at the feeder!

Josh Holzapfel
Cambridge, WI
4/3/2019
Bobcat looking for a quick meal!

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
4/2/2019
This is a cool photo from a few years ago as this old gobbler kept his hens rounded up.

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
4/1/2019
If I were this groundhog (Phil?) ,I would probably be watching my back too after the Feb.-March weather we had.

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
4/1/2019
A nice looking red fox.