David Ray
Bloomington, IN
2/3/2015
After deer season ends I use my 7 cuddebacks over corn to inventory buck survivors and determine doe numbers. It is amazing to see how often bucks spare. Right up to shedding antlers. Here are 2 of my survivors on next years watch list banging antlers. Only thing better would be if they knocked each other's antlers off and made shed hunting a little easier!

Ben Polster
Sturgeon Bay, WI
2/2/2015
Spring Turkey in Door County Wi. Picture taken a few years back with my Cuddeback Capture. Still works great to this day.

Jordan Leonhardt
Gastonia, NC
2/2/2015
Setup my new Cuddeback on some land we own about 100 yards outside of city limits. This is what I found!

Brad Vick
Wharton, TX
2/2/2015
Still Flying high in January for he looses his antlers. In Lavaca County, Texas most of our deer will loose there antlers in a late January - mid February.

Fouad Eid
Perrysburg, OH
2/2/2015
Back Yard bucks and a heard of others. How many do you see??

Josh Connor
Long Prairie, MN
2/1/2015
I have so many cool pictures like these i could put probably like 50 on! Cant wait to see what shows up next week!

Josh Connor
Long Prairie, MN
2/1/2015
Fox with his head in the ribs of the deer. My brother and I are just amazed by these awesome pictures.

Ryan Connor
Long Prairie, MN
2/1/2015
Deer and coons hitting the feed pile.

Ryan Connor
Long Prairie, MN
2/1/2015
Way to many predators on our land fisher and fox even checking out the deer bait pile.

Josh Connor
Long Prairie, MN
2/1/2015
Coon trying to fight the smelly skunk. Fox and the skunk put the camera on a dead doe and crazy how many pictures of coons, fox, skunks, and fishers.