Like a lot of bowhunters who set out multiple trail cameras every fall, Steve Esker of Reynoldsburg, Ohio, was hoping to catch a glimpse of the heightened deer activity during chasing and breeding portions of the rut, a shot here or there that could help him identify a big buck or gauge the progress of the rut in his area. What he got, when he pulled the card on his Moultrie M-80 in early November, was a remarkable series of 105 photographs that shows a doe standing for two different bucks over a 9-hour period—both times, incredibly, at the same exact spot in front of his trail camera. Esker shared a selection of these photographs with Field & Stream, which provide a rare and fascinating view of the finish to the chase.