Dana Kaiser
Carrollton, MO
11/6/2012
A highly used fence crossing

Zach Polaske
Poplar, WI
11/6/2012
At first I thought that I was lucky to get a pic of such a nice buck, but after looking at the picture more, I realized that the back legs are off the ground meaning this deer was running through this scrape. If the trigger speed wasn't so fast, I may have only gotten a tail OR less! By the way, this was my only picture of this buck, EVER! Now I've got a reason to hold off on shooting a small one, and wait for this big boy. I'm sold on the trigger speed of these Cuddebacks.

Jeremy Mcgaha
Blanchard, OK
11/6/2012
This is the first of hopefully many pictures of this Oklahoma giant. He is a brute by anyone's standards. I can only hope and pray that I am in the tree when he comes around again. Stud!

Doug Rhodes
Hagerstown, MD
11/6/2012
Ohio Brute

T E Thompson
Perryville, AR
11/6/2012
taken the time the deer was shot during doe season

Eric Sholtz
Henderson, MI
11/6/2012
CURLY likes to pose for the camera

Tucker Dirbas
Mulberry, IN
11/6/2012
Went to check my camera about a week ago and to my surprise these two bucks were still roaming together. The one up close is a decent size ten then the second one is a tall tined eight point.

Keith Hurley
Walworth, NY
11/6/2012
6 point that stuck around posing for the ATTACK IR

Mike Martin
Florence, MS
11/6/2012
Just a neat picture of young deer!!

Mark Luoma
Park Falls, WI
11/5/2012
I came across a few buck rubs and decided to place my trail camera in the area to see if I could get a picture of the buck. Within a few days this nice buck walked by and had his picture taken.