Photo/Video Galleries
Gary Kraszewski
green bay, WI
8/8/2022
Whitetail doe with fawn, and with camera set for 30 seconds the young Buck steps in closer and camera takes second picture at exactly 30 seconds later.
green bay, WI
8/8/2022
Whitetail doe with fawn, and with camera set for 30 seconds the young Buck steps in closer and camera takes second picture at exactly 30 seconds later.
Justin Meyer
Dorchester, WI
8/8/2022
After hanging this camera on a field edge near the creek we had storms all weekend with 3” of rain causing some flooding. Caught these 3 heading for dry land from the cornfield. Notice the decent buck just emerging from the corn behind the centered buck.
Dorchester, WI
8/8/2022
After hanging this camera on a field edge near the creek we had storms all weekend with 3” of rain causing some flooding. Caught these 3 heading for dry land from the cornfield. Notice the decent buck just emerging from the corn behind the centered buck.
Oris Bunn
Mattoon, IL
8/7/2022
Camera sitting on the edge of my food plot in SE Illinois. I never know what will show up!
Mattoon, IL
8/7/2022
Camera sitting on the edge of my food plot in SE Illinois. I never know what will show up!
Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
8/7/2022
This Minnesota red fox is literally starting out the morning bright eyed & bushy tailed.
Motley, MN
8/7/2022
This Minnesota red fox is literally starting out the morning bright eyed & bushy tailed.
Eric Naess
Andover, MN
8/7/2022
Mineral rocks, licking branches, & mock scrapes pulled in this beautiful buck. You can see the licking branch & what appears to be an injured back right ankle in the final photo. Hopefully this buck is still in the area this fall. I had been following a similar buck for the past 6 years, and he just vanished. Although this is not the same buck, he holds the same genetics and carries a similar distinctive mass.
Andover, MN
8/7/2022
Mineral rocks, licking branches, & mock scrapes pulled in this beautiful buck. You can see the licking branch & what appears to be an injured back right ankle in the final photo. Hopefully this buck is still in the area this fall. I had been following a similar buck for the past 6 years, and he just vanished. Although this is not the same buck, he holds the same genetics and carries a similar distinctive mass.