Looks like I wasn’t the only one hunting turkeys this Spring. -Bencoyote
Looks like he’s going to be a good size buck. I’ve seen him a couple times and it’ll be good to watching him grow those antlers. -Matthew Allen
This Wisconsin Ruffed Grouse on his log looks sweaty. – gary kraszewski
Good looking buck in grass that is now taller than the trail cam. Had to move it. -Matthew Allen
She looks kind of small to have twins. -northmen
Two twins fighting -Madilyn Fluno
I set my trail camera six feet high on a tree, to get this photo of a New Jersey black bear using fallen tree to cross a small ravine.
This large male mountain lion made a rare appearance in daylight hours in front of my trail camera. The background color and surroundings ended up making one of my favorite trail camera pictures so far. -Bencoyote
This screech owl has his wings open on the ground. It looks like he may of pounced on something? Most Birds of Prey open their wings, to cover their prey after impact. -Gary Devine
Check out the bearded hen. -phishbum
Hmmm, I feel like I’m being watched.. -Carl Matson
A picture of a unique buck, which I missed the second day of archery.
Three strutting toms with a leucistic hen and some nice morning lighting -Stilly
I put this camera up two weeks prior and the bear found it. This is just before he ripped it off the tree. – fishinmike
This is baby moose that was born this year and has been with its mother for less than 2 weeks. -jamesEdillon
Some pheasants coming in for a drink at a guzzler in Western Nebraska. -mbenrose
Rack looks black in the early morning. -northmen
Antlers Growing
-northmen
Don’t know if I want to hunt in this spot in the fall! -kschairer
Look at the look on the little guys face. -Gavinlane18
Curious bird. —tsteele26
A Wisconsin wolf stalking the northern woods near Park Falls, WI
—Denton Heidemann
Every spring, I try to track down active drumming logs. I set my trail camera up on them and they seem to enjoy the stage. Taken in Northern Minnesota. -Willy4003
I threw some freezer-burned meat out in the center of this field, hoping for some migrating raptors to drop down for a snack and this red-tailed hawk cooperated nicely. Taken in Northern Minnesota. -Willy4003
Hawk grabbing a squirrel for dinner. -Kenny Stuart
A triple of mountain lions! —Pat McNeil
With 7″ bases -northmen
No matter what time of the year, boys will be boys! -PAbowhunter14
2 bucks sparring with a 3rd directly watching in the middle
Caught this in my back yard. -JABNTSB
Mama and fawn nursing. Right behind our house in suburban Rochester ny -Chris Thornton
Arkansas black bear cub hitchin a ride on it’s momma. -jrdawson
Doe passing through. -jserpa3
First fawn I have gotten a picture of this year. -Stonehunt510
This blonde coyote passed through on one of the coldest mornings of the year here in North Carolina. -bboyles338
A red fox kitten playing with its food -bboyles338
This brute is currently on my wall, he is a monster non-typical who loved this valley, he used it as a travel corridore all season. -Darrek Elwood
Early in the morning, this monster is walking a ridge line with a small group of does, early season iowa – Darrek Elwood
Congratulations to user Bencoyote, round 2 winner of the 2015 spring/summer trail cam contest. Enter your own photos into round 3 of the contest for the chance to win a Bushnell trail camera.
