Matthew Knittle
Enfield, NH
11/6/2006
Good NH Buck on state land. Talk about up close and personal. Rattled in within 40-50 yrds, but just out of reach for Bow. Grat shot of Doe and Fawn. I was impressed with the quelity of this photo. In Nh it is hard to compete with the IN, and WI pictures!!!

Mike McGill
Bennet, NE
11/6/2006
First picture caught his attention and he came over to take a look. A passer by on the second deer

Andy Gilliland
Holton, KS
11/6/2006
Got this buck on two different cameras

Marty Ernst
Schuyler, NE
11/6/2006
I just love this cuddeback camera. I had 10 different bucks visit this scrape in just two days.

kenneth poole
alamo, GA
11/5/2006
do you suppose the doe is a little scared of this old fellow? due to my job i cant go very mutch but my cuddeback is working over time! theres 16 different bucks coming to this spot! this camera is great!

John Suda
Redford, MI
11/5/2006
This doe and two button bucks spent several minutes munching on shelled corn. The snow had just fallen that morning. what timing on the shot.

Jacob Gardner
pendleton, IN
11/5/2006
I just bought a no flash camera and hung it up about 15 to 20 yards away from my stand. I have had some great phots of abot 5 or 6 bucks runing towards my stand and 2 of them are giants. i have also got some good pictures of does and a buttion buck. I have got all this in less than 2 weeks, with my camera.

Al Sutrick
Oconto Falls, WI
11/5/2006
I put my camera on a scrape, This video proves that deer are not afraid of the infrared

Rusty Reeves
Roseville, OH
11/5/2006
This hawk thought he saw supper when this little deer's ear moved. To the surprise of both it was a scary meeting.

Tim Kill
Waunakee, WI
11/5/2006
This 3.5 year old white buck has only a brown patch on the right side of his cheek. The brown you see in the photo is from rutting and/or tree sap