Russell Barrett
Angle Inlet, MN
9/28/2015
Have captured this nice buck on my cuddeback Color (C). But he only has been coming in for Mid-nite photo ops. Will keep hunting him, possibly he will make a mistake. Love the color pics at nite from the Cuddee.

Bobby Grey
Ticonderoga, NY
9/27/2015
Haven't had much action this year. Bucks are finally starting to come off their feeding patterns. Hoping the action starts heating up.

Greg Slaven
Oneida, TN
9/27/2015
I borrowed a cuddeback from my buddy just to see what was on this new property after going through the pictures i got a suprise shot of the deer and a raccoon

Clark Peysar
Aitkin, MN
9/27/2015
You just never know what's going to show up, that's why these cameras are so much fun and you can't have enough of them. The owl is one of my all time favorites.

Tom Prawdzik
Carbondale, PA
9/27/2015
My old trusty Attack IR caught who was eating my apples, and to think it was deer the whole time..

Stephen Hostetler
Auburn, KY
9/27/2015
I placed my camera on a well used trail along with some shelled corn and planned on getting a bunch of good deer pics. I was pleasantly surprised to capture this cool pic of a flying squirrel!

George Hersh
Coopersburg, PA
9/27/2015
These photos were taken before the hunting season started and show a couple young bucks in velvet.One of them really seems to like the Cuddeback camera and is not afraid to get up close and personal.

Kaleb Mccarville
Murphysboro, IL
9/27/2015
I put my camera under a big oak tree and got pictures of about 8 bucks. The pictures from the new cuddebacks are unbelievable

Kaleb Mccarville
Murphysboro, IL
9/27/2015
I put my camera under a big oak tree and got pictures of about 8 bucks. The pictures from the new cuddebacks are unbelievable

George Hersh
Coopersburg, PA
9/27/2015
I had my cameras set out for deer season but got this unusual picture of a couple of racoons that seem to be playing around.