Duane Miller
Plain City, OH
9/30/2017
Early September. Not sure what this deer is doing but the previous photo shows his standing there.

GEORGE HALEY
PERHAM, ME
9/30/2017
We have been watching this fawn since spring of 2017 on our farm. This is the second piebald deer on our farm in 4 years and they both are born from the same doe and her offspring. The first piebald on our farm was in 2013 and his mother was Squints our resident doe. Now this piebald in 2017, is Squints grandson, born to her daughter, Patches (she has very distinct white patches on her front legs).

Trent Sattazahn
Lebanon, PA
9/30/2017
I’m not really one for golf but I think this is a birdie.

Rick Doan
Richmond, IN
9/30/2017
Look deep. How many bucks do you see? There are three. One blurry, one obvious and one hidden. Awesome grab by the Cuddeback.

David Urvina Jr
Brunswick, GA
9/29/2017
Before a and after hurricane Irma. Note, this is on a hill 5-6 ft higher than bottom of slue.

Lois Pigott
Wallace, WV
9/28/2017
This shot shows this deer in action with only one foot on the ground .

Travis Hubbel
Basehor, KS
9/28/2017
I'm not sure if he really has an itch,or if he is just rubbing it in my face that I can't shoot him in the dark.

Joshua Scott
Kennewick, WA
9/28/2017
This was my spot that had 3 big shooter bucks coming in and a bunch of young bucks too now the big boys have moved off and the young bucks rule the salt .

Joe Sproveri
Warren, PA
9/28/2017
Just got these two mature PA whitetails during daylight hours one week before the archery opener. They look like they could be brothers. The way both are standing tall and looking at the camera makes it look like a serene postcard. Definitely my best pic so far. I run 6 Cuddebacks....this one is the oldest. An old school SEEN model that is still taking crisp and clear pics.

Joshua scott Scott
Kennewick, WA
9/27/2017
More pictures of bumps . 6 miles away from the other camera. Still chasing this guy . Looks like I’ll be hunting him in November......