We have all seen trail camera picts. But sometimes you catch a moment in time in the woods that just makes you stop and look. Post some of your really neat, odd or simply beautiful picts for us. This buck has his first bloody shred of velvet coming off.

   

 



Have some others I can think of at home I'll have to go through them soon.

Nice pics Tom...I agree there are those certain pics that just make you stop and day dream a bit about things that go on in the woods.

 

I use this as my screensaver


and this to remind me bears do come to the feeders

My first ever trail cam pic! He has a few years to go yet- I named him poser!!

Wow Les, that's a great picture. The fog reminds me of this one.

That bear looks as if he's learned to Beg.

Cool pics guys!  Tom, I  like the 1st and last ones of yours especially.

Tom what a great photo.  Yes they have learned the art of begging or ripping out the bottom of feeders.



Our Florida deer season opens July 30 here is a group bulking up for the rut

Brothers of the Bow runs a "Game Cam Photo of the Week".  Gene and Barry sent me a lot of interesting pix - big bucks for sure, but also some very unusual images as well.  Check out the latest offering each week at:

www.brothersofthebow.com

metsastaja, that cat pic is awesome!Wish we had more bobcats around here.

TJ.
That pic of the buck in the fall morning mist is awsome. That is the time of year I feel most alive!

I don't know if I'll ever get a better trailcam pic then this bugling bull fresh out of a wallow.

Wow, some amazing pics for sure.

Awesome pic Ron.

Thanks Mike, I sat in a stand near there a few days after that pic was snapped but never saw him. Imagine that. It was foggy and cool that morning as well. Makes my neck swell just thinking about it.

Awesome pic Ron.

This one cracks me up...

Some great pics! Very enjoyable thread.

Thanks for sharing!!!  

Whats that they say about the size of the fight in the dog??



And couldn't help but join the close-up crew!!


Nathan

I bumped this buck and a smaller one off the field on my way to the stand that morning. The Chubacabra picture was taken about 300 yds from the bucks scrape.

This one is my favorite. We were suppose to get a cold hard rain that day and the wood stove was awfully inviting. It had just started and I was headed to the house when this camera caught the deer and me. I did get a shot but I mmmmmmmissed and the hair carried the meat away.
Jack