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Photo by: John Overcast, Kalispell, MT

I set my Long Range IR up on this remote logging road with the intention of capturing whitetail deer that might come to the little stream that crosses the road. It's the only water source in the area and attracts all sorts of wildlife. I was pleasantly surprised by the herd of elk that also started to use the water hole. These two bulls vigorously fought right in front of my camera and nearly knocked over the stump that the camera was attached to!

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Photo by: Michael McGuire, WEBBERVILLE, MI

Post rut, young bucks with a testosterone charge in December.

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Photo by: Aaron Rascoe, Enterprise , AL

Deer always love to travel the rivers. When the excessive rain causes the river to flood the banks, the deer patterns are sometimes altered. This mature South Alabama 10-point was determined to stay on his route, despite the river flooding.

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Photo by: David Ray, Bloomington , IN

I have put one of my cuddebacks on this perennial rub for the last ten years. I average 12 different bucks working it each fall. This year was the same. Here is a nice ten pointer who worked this rub for over 10 minutes in daylight. Can’t wait to see what he grows into next fall. I love the pictures and videos I get with my cuddeback on this rub!