Jordan Farmer
McKinney, TX
12/2/2017
This is my first year to ever catch a picture of a drop tine buck (my dream buck) and now there are 2 drop tine bucks frequenting this area. Can't wait to see what the future holds every time I check the SD card.

sam naghtin
cadia, KY
12/1/2017
The ghost. still alive

James Bush
Saratoga, AR
11/30/2017
Photo capture on my private land, my backyard. This was the first daylight picture taken of him. The new gravity feeder had only been out a few days.

Terry Nelson
Elk Mound, WI
11/30/2017
The rut was in full swing when my Cuddeback captured this scene in my clover food plot!

Wayne Perrin
Little rock, AR
11/30/2017
This owl flew in after a rabbit and camera got him in flight

Catherine Macintyre
granville, MA
11/29/2017
we have a deer with 3 legs!!

Chris Alcorn
Canaan, IN
11/29/2017
This little guy is starting out young. I have several pictures of him sparring with other bucks but I was amazed when I saw him chasing a doe. I have never seen a button buck chase a doe before.

Chris Alcorn
Canaan, IN
11/29/2017
Working his scrapes. Hilltop behind my house and field in front of my house.

Adam Boysen
Wapello, IA
11/29/2017
This buck is ready for take off. I set this camera up to get some cool jumping pictures and it worked.

Dean Colegrove
Mequon, WI
11/29/2017
I first saw this deer November 2 he had 6 inch brow tines that curved in. Then I saw him again on November 14 and he had broken two inches off his brow times.I named him double trouble. I went to the north woods on opening weakened and only saw does and a spike buck.The big buck was by my bow stand all opening weakens.I hunted the big buck the rest of the week and never saw him.