Tim Bruen
traverse city, MI
10/31/2010
The camera was set over a scrape that gets used every year. This big 8 point came in and layed down twice in one week. He stayed for about an hour each day so there are allot of pictures of him, but these are the best. We had some close encounters with this buck, but we never harvested him. The camera taught us much about active deer scrapes. Every critter in the woods is curious about an active scrape. Regular visitors to the scrape include; Bucks and does, bobcat, coons, fox, skunk and cayotes.

eric goodwin
red oak, IA
10/31/2010
great photos ever since i got it. Great trigger speed

Larry Fletcher
Louisa, KY
10/31/2010
Just a few bucks during a little pre-rut activity. In the last picture, you will see the buck I missed with my bow about 15 minutes after the picture was taken...yep, I choked.

Jeff Senkowski
Auburn, MI
10/31/2010
I have several pictures of this big buck and have cameras set up about half a mile apart. These photos are about 75 yards from a main road!

tom geitz
milwaukee, WI
10/31/2010
I never expected to see this on my cam

tom geitz
milwaukee, WI
10/31/2010

Chuck Terrill
Hazel Green, KY
10/31/2010

justin coffin
sauquoit, NY
10/30/2010
the first pic all i have to say is trigger speed!! the second and third pictures are of the same buck in velvet then one out of velvet. cant wait till he walks by my stand during daylight.

Bill Driscoll
West Plains, MO
10/30/2010
Our Capture IR caught this early morning loving moment between a doe and her fawn. The camera is on the edge of a green browse food plot located in the Missouri Ozarks, Ozark County, Tecumseh, Missouri.

Logan Emory
Weaverville, NC
10/30/2010
Nice buck for western north carolina