David Samuel
MOUNT IDA, AR
11/8/2021
During the last two months I have been getting lots of photos of a couple of big bucks. On the day before the first deer harvest (muzzleloader), they got into a fight right in front of the camera. I haven't seen them since that day. I also get lots of photos of coyotes especially during full moons. I live within a 1/2-mile of Ouachita National Forest in Arkansas. I always look forward every morning to see what is on my cameras.

Gregory Tomlinson
Holton, KS
11/8/2021
This is the oldest buck I have on the farm. He's at least 6 1/2 years old. He spent most of the summer eluding my Cuddeback cameras but he's making up for it now giving me every angle he can to show off his best rack yet.

Ryan English
Butler, PA
11/8/2021
I had already killed a target buck. I was travelling for my kids soccer tournament in Ohio when I started getting pictures of this PA monarch. I couldn’t believe it. Not only could I not stop looking at the photos. But I had them hourly. If I hadn’t killed a buck already I would have been able to use my cuddle link system to devise a plan of attack. I have pictures of him the past 3 days.

Jack Beall
Snyder, TX
11/8/2021
An unstoppable force meets an immovable object.

JOSHUA PETRIE
Mukwonago, WI
11/8/2021
Big 8

JOSHUA PETRIE
Mukwonago, WI
11/8/2021
Brothers!!

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
11/8/2021
This trail was busy on October 31 Halloween day. My Cuddeback didn’t miss any of the action.

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
11/8/2021
It’s always fun this time of year when new bucks show up that I’ve never seen before. I’ve had a trail camera for 20 years & this is the 1’st drop tine buck that I have ever gotten. Also it’s interesting to see the buck with the injured pedicle as to how the antler grew.

Paul Harrell
Calistiga, CA
11/8/2021
California Blacktail buck in search of does

Chad Smith
Menomonie, WI
11/7/2021
Looks like a late supper for this predator, glad its not my cat in his mouth.