Photo/Video Galleries
Tony Naylor
Athens, IL
1/12/2012
Back Yard bucks. The last video the button buck wanting his turn at the feeder
Athens, IL
1/12/2012
Back Yard bucks. The last video the button buck wanting his turn at the feeder
Tony Naylor
Athens, IL
1/12/2012
Just a cool pic in the morning still IR but light enough to see clearly. Think I will have this one enlarged for the Den
Athens, IL
1/12/2012
Just a cool pic in the morning still IR but light enough to see clearly. Think I will have this one enlarged for the Den
vincent franzen
park falls, WI
1/12/2012
Turkey struting just for the sake of strutting, no decoy or anything else to make him strut
park falls, WI
1/12/2012
Turkey struting just for the sake of strutting, no decoy or anything else to make him strut
Gavin Gantner
Fond du Lac, WI
1/12/2012
On August 3rd 2011 I was walking out to the field of Oats that had just been harvested on the East side of my Grandpa's property. As I walked up the trail at the bottom of the hill I saw a 10 point buck bound across the top of the hill into the East woods. I had a pretty good idea of where he went in so I followed the field edge and found a small opening in the brush. I figured if I would go there he porbably would too. So I followed the trail in and found that it opened up slightly. There was definated deer sign here. I found a medium size popple tree and aimed my camera at another tree for contrast knowing that the deer would walk in between them by looking at the sign. So I decided to set it and forget it and come back in a week. A week later I came back, pruned a couple other trails and shooting lanes and when I got home to check out my catch I was pleasently surprised to see what came through. Velvet never looked so good.
Fond du Lac, WI
1/12/2012
On August 3rd 2011 I was walking out to the field of Oats that had just been harvested on the East side of my Grandpa's property. As I walked up the trail at the bottom of the hill I saw a 10 point buck bound across the top of the hill into the East woods. I had a pretty good idea of where he went in so I followed the field edge and found a small opening in the brush. I figured if I would go there he porbably would too. So I followed the trail in and found that it opened up slightly. There was definated deer sign here. I found a medium size popple tree and aimed my camera at another tree for contrast knowing that the deer would walk in between them by looking at the sign. So I decided to set it and forget it and come back in a week. A week later I came back, pruned a couple other trails and shooting lanes and when I got home to check out my catch I was pleasently surprised to see what came through. Velvet never looked so good.
jamie morales
plaqumine, LA
1/12/2012
I wonder what the other party from this shot looked like? This is a buck that is clearly a dominate one in his own right. I have never seen a pic like this one so I thought I would share. this was taken in the Atchafalaya Basin this season.
plaqumine, LA
1/12/2012
I wonder what the other party from this shot looked like? This is a buck that is clearly a dominate one in his own right. I have never seen a pic like this one so I thought I would share. this was taken in the Atchafalaya Basin this season.
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
1/11/2012
A couple small bucks that made it through gun season.
Brillion, WI
1/11/2012
A couple small bucks that made it through gun season.
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
1/11/2012
One of the bucks that survived the rut & gun huntung season.
Brillion, WI
1/11/2012
One of the bucks that survived the rut & gun huntung season.
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
1/11/2012
A couple bucks checking scrapes.
Brillion, WI
1/11/2012
A couple bucks checking scrapes.
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
1/11/2012
A couple small bucks checking a scrape.
Brillion, WI
1/11/2012
A couple small bucks checking a scrape.
David Oberthaler
Twinsburg, OH
1/11/2012
It's getting twards the end of the Ohio deer season and being the first one to a bait pile can mean the difference between getting the kids a good meal for the day or the same old grass and twigs. Looks like these old gals are willing to fight for the last kernels in order to be the best mom for the day.
Twinsburg, OH
1/11/2012
It's getting twards the end of the Ohio deer season and being the first one to a bait pile can mean the difference between getting the kids a good meal for the day or the same old grass and twigs. Looks like these old gals are willing to fight for the last kernels in order to be the best mom for the day.
