Louis Baum
Springfield Center, NY
10/26/2022
I run camera baits through the year. This gives insight into the Coyote population. We have some big Dogs!

Scott Reinmann
Roscoe, IL
10/25/2022
The Toms still show off for there hens in the fall.

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
10/25/2022
Gotta love the burly bases & brow tines with bark on them on this buck.

Nathan Stoltzfus
Hegins, PA
10/25/2022

Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
10/25/2022
The Ruffed Grouse is on a fallen oak log, with a Aspen leaf next to him, which is very fitting considering the importance of the Aspen forest for Ruffed Grouse.

Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
10/25/2022
Ruffed Grouse, sometimes other animals check out the log, this time a rabbit.

Greg Tomlinson
HOLTON, KS
10/25/2022
Acorns are their favorite food. Early fall I like to find the oak trees dropping acorns and put my Cuddeback cameras there. I happened to catch this pretty cool picture of this doe enjoying dinner.

Jeremiah Neuhaus
Lincoln, IL
10/24/2022
Fall turkey in illinois oak stand

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
10/24/2022
I really enjoy the white flash cameras for color night photos. This may not be the biggest buck around, but just knowing if the giant buck comes down the trail I know that my Cuddeback will give me a high quality photo. They just don’t get any better than these. The raccoon looks to be trophy sized.

Andy Weber
Bloomer, WI
10/24/2022
2 does playing around and acting like humans.