The old blacktail buck up on Siskiyou Mountain. He’s a 4×3, as shown in latest trail-cam photos. —Neil J. Selbicky
Found this crippled lynx hanging off a rib cage in the yard. Had a Tasko camera set up there, which was partially fogged up. I fed this lynx for three winters. He could run but could not walk without hopping; an amazing creature and a true fight for survival. —Wesmichael
Been chasing this deer since 2006…the legend lives on! —talltinertrecker
Coyotes on the hunt. —northmen
I had my trail cam overlooking a den on the side of the hill. It turned out to be a fox den, and I got many shots of her coming in to drop food down to the kits and of her crawling in and out. This was one of the best. —wildflower
This coyote is taking his meal to go. —Triton3810
Midwest whitetail improvised back scratch. I was lucky enough to capture this image and later harvest this whitetail. —PackerBackerIA
Unreal how big it is; I’ve never seen anything like it. —Jgroutdoors
Two whitetail does face off! —2hunter2
I placed a trail cam over a deer carcass I found in the woods of northern Wisconsin, and I’ve been getting pictures of this bobcat feeding on it. —gary kraszewski
About a dozen turkeys browsing around before the evening roost. —graf522
Had this little section on the property I wanted to hunt but I’ve never seen a lot of deer signs. Hung the camera and this guy shows up! —customizer529
I set up a camera low to the ground and angled it up toward the west. —Survivorguy
Two poachers caught on my lease (bordering Orange and Crawford Counties, Indiana) spotlighting deer. Losers! —captaincoop
A nice buck on our property enjoying breakfast with two nice gobblers. —Kimbobro
These two gorgeous longbeards eluded me all turkey season, but I was lucky enough to capture this stunning picture of them walking with so much detail. —benclark10
This hog of a buck has been on my radar all season long but has never been caught on camera in daylight. There is a reason he has grown so big. —benclark10
Good looking deer. I have seen him several times. —EricWStevens
I put a little water trough on my property. Deer, moose, and elk came by to drink all the time. Often, two different species showed up at once. This was one of my favorite. The deer kept drinking even with the bull moose there. —wapiti1496
Congratulations to CoryKmn for winning Round III of our fall trail-camera contest.
