Brent Swanson
Dassel, MN
12/10/2012
After the deer hunting season had ended, I put out some corn to get photos of the deer that had survived another season. After several pictures of squirrels eating my corn, I got a couple pictures of a redtailed hawk eating a squirrel !! You never know what you are going to see with the use of a trail camera.

Brent Swanson
Dassel, MN
12/10/2012
I checked this trail camera and found this picture that was taken on the last day of the muzzle loader season here in MN. Unless one of us bowhunters gets him, he should be amazing next year!! The use of these trail cameras and sharing photo's with others has shown how far these bucks really travel, many miles during the rut that's for sure!

Don Marek
Poplar, WI
12/10/2012
two does looking at the camera.I get a lot of fun photos whith my cuddeback.thank for a great camera.

Walter Willard
Heuvelton, NY
12/10/2012
After finding this active scrape, I placed my camera a few yards aways to see what was using it.....a very love struck buck.

Erik Ungewitter
Pittsfield, MA
12/10/2012
A buck in CT I hunted all year... Still have yet to lay eyes on him.

Ralph Mcgeary
Ruff-Dale, PA
12/10/2012
The 2 buck in the video, the smaller buck just ate the last apple. Apparentley the larger of the of the two bucks was not happy and as you can see retailited.

Todd Ww
Hamilton, OH
12/9/2012
been hunting this buck all season and still trying

Todd Weiser
Hamilton, OH
12/9/2012
got this pic early season on trail was surprised i got it no other camera would have captured it

Jason Apple
Mifflintown, PA
12/9/2012
-One of the first years I had my cam, got this doe on the move. -Blue Heron, caught fishing for fish at our pond. -Curious doe, with two other deer.

Jaime Ulbrich
Jacksonville, FL
12/9/2012
Trophy breeders from Georgia :)