Congratulations to users Ty Heitschmidt, nelsojon, and Willy4003. They each get a Bushenll Trophy Cam HD for their Round 2 photos below. We'll be contacting you soon.

Our contest is far from over. Enter your trail cam shots in Round 3 now for your chance at a Trophy Cam HD and to get in the running for a Bushnell prize pack valued at more than $1,200!

Photo submitted by Ty Heitschmidt

User Description: Got this yearling fawn taking cover under its mom... from a hawk whose eyes were bigger than his stomach.

Photo submitted by nelsojon

User Description: Coyotes and a bobcat fighting over a deer carcass in the Paulina area of Central Oregon.

Photo submitted by Willy4003

User Description: Taken 5/13/13 at 2:09am in Northern Minnesota.

Photo submitted by Gary Devine

User Description: I set up three motion trail cameras last month in bear country. Each camera was in a different area. One was near a beaver pond, one was on a mountain top and one was above a ravine near a thicket of rhododendrons. The camera near the thicket was the only one with photos of cubs.... [ Read Full Post ]

By Ben Romans

Earlier this week, Karen Sciascia was on Montana’s Big Hole River with 4 Rivers Fishing Co. guide Seth McLean when they came to the aid of a drowning moose calf that was trying to cross to reach its mother.

A Missoulian article says Sciascia, was fishing from McLean’s drift boat when they saw an adult moose crossing the river, but didn’t realize a 25-pound newborn was following until they drifted closer. At this time of year, western rivers are swollen with mountain snowmelt and eventually the swift current swept the calf away. [ Read Full Post ]

By Ben Romans

Imagine after years of applying for a coveted hunting tag, you open your email inbox one morning and find a message from the state fish and game office with the word “congratulations!” in the subject line. Then imagine the sinking feeling half an hour later when you receive a follow-up email from the same office saying, “Oops, our bad. Sorry, you’re not a winner. Better luck next year.”

There’s a good chance you know exactly what I’m talking about if you applied for one of South Dakota’s two bighorn sheep licenses. Last week a computer glitch inside the South Dakota’s Game, Fish & Parks’ system incorrectly notified approximately 2,000 bighorn sheep applicants they won one of the prized tags. [ Read Full Post ]

By Phil Bourjaily

We have one more week of Marlins, then we’ll give some other guns a chance. However, after the 336 crushed the Model 94 Winchester in last week’s voting I am eager to see what happens in today’s Gun Fight. It’s an asymmetrical matchup: the Marlin 1894c squares off against a Glock 10mm pistol. Which is the better walking gun for pigs and whitetails?

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By CJ Lotz

We're not too sure about the facts behind this story out of Bosnia, but it's worth a look. The injured shepherd in this video claims he basically choked a brown bear to death when the bruin attempted to attack his flock.

"I grabbed it round the throat and squeezed and squeezed until it collapsed," the shepherd told news agencies from his hospital bed. [ Read Full Post ]

By CJ Lotz

A recent survey conducted by wildlife biologists with Nunavut's Department of Environment is showing caribou numbers on Canada's Baffin Island have crashed by more than 95 percent since the 1990s, with as few as 1,000 to 2,000 animals left out of herds that numbered 60,000 and 180,000 caribou less than 20 years ago.

The department's report on the survey does not list reasons for the decline nor a way to address the problem. [ Read Full Post ]