Andrew
Wildwood, GA
8/2/2015
This season is looking good so far. My family and I have been watching these 3 bucks since they were spikes. Our farm becomes a hot spot for bachelor groups of whitetails all growing season. We see them on our farm in north Georgia every spring and summer when they come live in our pine thicket near some feeders. They disapper the first week of bow season every year. We see no photos all year until the next spring/summer. That is with 7 cuddebacks! I was given 2 AttackIRs as gifts last season and they take the best and cleanest pictures Ive ever had on trail cameras. They timing settings and accuracy along with the crlear pictures are well worth the money for this camera. We call these 3 bucks The 3 Amigos The biggest one has a lot of junk and droptine trash folding down his right ear, making this giant very noticeable around the farm and on the trail camera pictures.

Colton Vidic
Kylertown, PA
8/2/2015
A sow bear with her cub!

Colton Vidic
Kylertown, PA
8/2/2015
Our friendly neighborhood coons.

Colton Vidic
Kylertown, PA
8/2/2015
This how I look like as well when I'm scratching my ears with my big toe!

Colton Vidic
Kylertown, PA
8/2/2015
This little three point bedded down right in front of my camera and gave me lots of great pictures!

Colton Vidic
Kylertown, PA
8/2/2015
A doe and her two fawns. With a close up of her one fawn.

Colton Vidic
Kylertown, PA
8/2/2015
This gray fox wasn't very shy this week. I got lots of great pictures this week.

Colton Vidic
Kylertown, PA
8/2/2015
I haven't been getting any big buck pictures at all this summer this six point with no brow tines just showed up and I'm very glad to him.

Brent Wolfe
Lykens, PA
8/2/2015
just put on my cuddebacks at the beginning of the week and caught this photo of a doe and her two fawns

Steve Wright
Hartselle, AL
8/2/2015
Not on the cob or creamed. I like to eat my corn standing on my two front legs!