Bryan Raber
Hadley, PA
11/19/2014
We are leasing land in ohio n no better way to scout than to set up cuddeback trailcam! We set up 4 cuddebacks and within the first couple days we already had some nice pictures!! thanks to cuddeback!!!

Kurt Webster
Bruce, WI
11/19/2014
This is a White Deer that we have been seeing near are land. He has a brown spot on his shoulder.

Ken Krehbiel
Carbondale, CO
11/18/2014
I was lucky enough to find a fresh Mountain Lion kill of a mule deer near my home in Colorado, so I put 3 Cuddeback cameras on it to see what would return. I always wondered if the flash truly bothers the animals, but as you can see, they sometimes sleep right through it. Four different lions, including this female and her cub can back to eat on the carcass. I ended up with over 90 lion pictures, even though the temperature was below zero much of the time which is a problem with other cameras I've used.

Ken Krehbiel
Carbondale, CO
11/18/2014
I love setting up Cuddeback cameras on wallows, because unlike trails where you get a fleeting glimpse of an animal, wallows usually show a sequence of images. Here a young bull can't wait to get mudded up!

Robert Wood
Wagoner, OK
11/18/2014
This tree is a licking branch deer have used for several years. After the recent snow this buck was caught shaking the snow off of it. Hence the name Shaker

Robert Wood
Wagoner, OK
11/18/2014
This tree is a licking branch deer have used for several years. After the recent snow this buck was caught shaking the snow off of it. Hence the name Shaker

Justin Kovalski
Adena, OH
11/18/2014
Just a couple of great pictures

Brian Craft
Decatur, IL
11/18/2014
first good look at a mature buck during the late morning

Todd Mcarthur
Williamson, NY
11/18/2014
Big bear not 100yrds from camp!

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
11/18/2014
Every year I make a calender with some of my Cuddeback photos. These 2 will be on it. Gotta love the daytime and snow photos.