Mike Bereznak
Sugarloaf, PA
2/6/2015
This buck hit the scrape the night before. A doe came in and hit the scrape in the morning after his was there. That night the buck came back and could smell the doe so he decided to lay in the scrape and wait for her but she never showed. I guess you could say he got stood up.

Robert Hall
Penn Yan, NY
2/6/2015
this picture was taken on the farm we hunt, and its the first time we have gotten a picture of him. if it wasn't for our cuddeback cameras we would never know he was around. when the snow melts we will be looking hard for his sheds.

Francis
Erving, MA
2/6/2015
this is the coyote we got in our back yard one night

Eric Dunham
Kc, MO
2/6/2015
Always look forward to my cuddeback pictures never know what might show up. Hope the rabbit is alert, if not he's dinner.

Bill Lisak
Scranton, PA
2/6/2015
Hunting Partners visiting foodplots. The color in this evening photo is unmatched.

John Mckean
North Salem, NY
2/6/2015
Have kept camera in same location for several months now to see what regular activity is going on. Have seen far more than expected.

Craig Luebke
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, WI
2/6/2015
Two good bucks a couple weeks apart. One great stand location!

Rod
Malcolm, NE
2/6/2015
It's amazing how many bucks show up from all over the area during the rut. This buck along with 12 others showed up in a two week period that I had never seen all season. Thanks to my cuddeback that takes awesome pictures and video, it kept me in the woods longer in the hope of harvesting a nice deer like him.

Rod
Malcolm, NE
2/6/2015
It's amazing how many bucks show up from all over the area during the rut. This buck along with 12 others showed up in a two week period that I had never seen all season. Thanks to my cuddiback that takes awesome pictures and video, it kept me in the woods longer in the hope of harvesting a nice deer like him.

Bobby Degnan
Madison, MS
2/6/2015
I handmade a small clover plot in planted pines. The turkeys loved to use it a strut zone.