My trail cam caught this cool pic of a buck who obviously had just run out of one of our corn fields!
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Triplets posing for the camera.
–aspenguide
Highridge ten
–jake monborne
A few small bucks sparring.
–Michiganhunter
A 10 and 9 point buck on my property this year. My 2 and 5 year old boys got a chance to see the 9 point from a ground blind 2 weeks ago from 30 yards!
–gam019
I pulled this picture off of my trail cam this spring (2014). I realize that this picture looks like a fake, but it is not. It is straight off of my trail cam – as is (no photo “enhancements”). The location is above Powderhorn Bay on Coeur d’ Alene Lake in Northern Idaho.
–Tim Haakenson
Great main beams
–Indybigbuckhunter
When I set up my trail camera, I never knew this small tree was a favorite back rub spot for black bears. Many different bears rub their back on this tree. I like the wet legs on this black bear.
–Gary Devine
Bobcat taking a stroll.
–logandavis44
I call this buck Mr. split tine because of his split brow tine, he is the biggest buck that I captured on camera.
–Pa. Mountain man
Two raccoons in between two coyotes. I don’t know if they’re fighting over water or its dinner time for the coyotes.
–jjfeltz
I guess this stand location is out.
–jkronenwetter
Big black bear examines my camera in northeastern Michigan.
–logandavis44
Northern Lower Peninsula Michigan buck.
–MTUBUCK
I believe this coyote has a skunk in its mouth. Not sure of anything else that is black and white in New England other than maybe a cat? Either way, its breakfast. –Kenny Stuart
Elusive Big 8 Crawford County Wisconsin
–murphysh27
Great Blue Heron and Whitetail. My little foot bridge sees a lot of traffic! Coyotes, raccoons, otters, turkey, fox, mink and deer. Previous photo had heron on the bridge, but only back half of deer in the frame.
–knollsd
Turkeys strutting into field of hens.
–jbo01
MA 10.
–Venisonkid11
This little fisher follows its mom (see 1st pic.) in western PA, a place fishers aren’t supposed to exist.
–razzberry
Ruffed Grouse on his log at Marinette County, WI.
–gary kraszewski
This wide 9 and tall 7 points are 4 1/2 years old. These are not pike co or Ohio deer. Just managed east TN great deer
–Fatbeard
Just bought this property and very first round of pics I got this, a fox and a bobcat walking in the same direction on the same trail in the same week.
–birdmn13261
I had my camera on a trail to see what might be moving during the pre-season. I discovered that my corn was feeding a family of raccoons.
–reed_buck
Large 9 point buck rubs on a low hanging branch before scraping the ground.
–SigShooter78
I have had a trail camera monitoring this beaver lodge all Fall.
–rpennesi
2 six points mix it up in front of a scrape.
–razzberry
Only time we have captured this guy on camera but he has already been named halo because of of how close his rack comes together in the front.
–moorebj
Seems like there are more of these critters than deer anymore.
–jkronenwetter
Good sized hawk spreading wings before flight.
–jjlos10
Beautiful coydog catching the early morning sun in his face.
–jjlos10
Young doe doesnt know what to do when she sees a bunch of fattys eating her corn.
–jjlos10
Busted by a doe on a afternoon hunt.
–Coreylee123d
3.5 year old drop tine and split G2 busted a drop tine off and a split G2
–bschmi17
Two does fighting for dominance or dinner.
–h20ru
He showed up shortly after I put the camera out.
–bdvanvleet
This little guy takes on the big boy for the area.
–bdvanvleet
This great egret took a rest from hunting frogs and minnows at a Southern California back country pond. The water level is dropping quickly making these tiny morsels easier to access.
–MarilynMcF
This gray fox has come to a guzzler or rain water collection tank which is one of the few places where water can be found in the high desert in Southern California during the ongoing drought. Every animal that enters does so at risk because there are many predators that use this source. This fellow is taking a good look around before entering.
–JamesMcF
These two elk a pestering each other in my back 10 acres.
–jmontgo
This coyote walked by the trail cam with dinner in its mouth.
–jmontgo
An old buck is making sure the young buck knows he is in charge.
–thehenrys5
On the hitlist for this fall. Love the dark tines!
–pla10
Doe coming in for her 5 minutes of fame.
–AKBNY
Milanville Pennsylvania, bunch of toms following each other to feeder.
–cwoww
Bucks intimidating a younger deer.
–pla10
Decent buck lurking around.
–AKBNY
Milanville Pennsylvania, big momma taking break.
–cwoww
Getting ready for some afternoon delight.
–MichaelDusseau
This picture is from a camera I have set on my bow stand in Mountain Home Texas. I downloaded it today and was just amazed by the picture. It’s a Red Tail Hawk landing on the camera.
–Gdrumm24
Milanville Pennsylvania…doe not happy at the feeder.
–cwoww
Was getting pics a nice grey almost every night and as it turns out love is in the air and I ended up getting these two in front of the camera one night.
–Alex15s
It’s the first time in the farms history that we’ve had this many big bucks and yes, these are big bucks. Considering in the past we’ve only had spikes, fork horns and odd 5’s and 6’s. Land management, proper food and minerals. Can’t wait to see what happens next year.
–Midlandfarm