Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
2/14/2017
A rabbit took over as old den sight. I'm surprised that it has survived with the different predators that keep coming around.

Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
2/14/2017
This coyote really enjoyed the deer rib cages attached to a steel stake.

Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
2/14/2017
The same bobcat walking a trail at night picked up by two different trail cams, also a Ruffed Grouse.

Amy Morgan
Stewartsville, MO
2/13/2017
We knew we had several immature and adult bald eagles in the area so we set up a deer carcass with our trail camera and caught some gorgeous pictures!!

Mitchell Casey
Ramsey, IL
2/13/2017
The doe in the back has its head down running another doe off or something.

Mitchell Casey
Ramsey, IL
2/13/2017
These pictures were taken down in a bottom at the perfect time when these turkeys were fanned out

Curt Hubbard
Shelbyville, MO
2/13/2017
Camera set up over standing beans. A doe in heat possibly in the area why these two are doing this. I have seen pigs and cattle do it before too

Bill Carter
Benton, AR
2/13/2017
Last summer we had bears and pigs on our property. Inevitably one night in the fall, they met in front of one of our cameras. The first picture was at 7:40pm, a good size adult bear. At 8:23pm, the bear was back disturbing a herd of feeding pigs. A large boar hog stayed all night and 'faced off' with the bear. There were no pictures of actual fighting. They just seemed to want to intimidate each other. The last photo of the hog was taken at 3:49 am and the bear left at 4:29am. Our only regret- the video feature wasn't enabled!

Andy I.
Jenison, MI
2/12/2017
Even a curious wild turkey can take a selfie.

Jared Markgraf
San Antonio, TX
2/12/2017
Turkey season is just a month away! Just waiting to see gobblers like this one start strutting it up