The Ontario OUT of DOORS 2020 Trail Cam Photo Contest is now underway, once again offering participants a chance to win one of three new Bushnell trail cameras.
Entrants who complete the online ballot can submit as many as two photos per entry until 10 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 16, 2020.
Voting on the top 25 photos as selected by the magazine editorial team will then take place from Friday, Nov. 20, 2020 at 4 p.m. until Monday Nov. 30, 2020 at 4 p.m.
Last year’s winning photograph featured a rafter of turkeys.
Bears in Gogama are allways entertaining!
The pictures were taken from cameras set up in two adjoining fields. Wood ducks flying to nest early in the morning.
The hen decided to sit in my blind for over an hour but was called away to be with the Tom which you can see in the background.
My cameras have caught flydowns, coyotes stalking, and a hawk attack on a tom.
Nature is wonderful.
Always look forward to the fall & tail camera action
I tried to put my name in the description but then the pic was to big
Hope it’s ok
Peter,
We received your photos, thanks for submitting!
Big Bull!!
Big Curious Bull Moose
This peacock has been hanging out with our Toms all year long.
We don’t know where it came from but we see it regularly in Essex county on our property
White Tail stopped and looked directly into my trail at the back of my pasture.
The red tail fox had a den under our shed.
On one pic she headed north.
The other pic she is heading back south with a rabbit to feed her crew of 4 pups!
It’s as if they’re posing for me!
Buck in velvet Nice rack!!
We get a ton of photos but this one is rare!!
How many deer?
As the coyote walks past the camera and a picture is captured, look closely, four bucks were caught in the background watching the coyote.
This one came looking for the doe. The other 3 bucks that showed up where no match.
This trail cam photo was taken by our late great friend and avid outdoorsman Pat Wagner. A couple of winters ago he had two wolverines that came to visit his trail cams often, he affectionately named them Wilma and Wally and figured they were a mating pair. This photo captures one of them coming for a midnight snack.
Red hot hot on the trail …2 very red coyotes picking up scents and 2nd photo is fall harvest colours of fall ..both photos were takin in similar area from same field
These 2 young bucks where fighting over who ate the last apple!
Brechin Ontario, Mother and Calf – Mother looking directly at the camera.
Brechin Ontario, Mother and Fawn – Spotted fawn exploring while mother has a meal.
I told you not to look at the camera!