Jordan Pickrel
Keeling, VA
1/28/2015
we got a new cuddeback because we knew the trigger speed was the best of all the trail cameras. and seeing that the deer had shed they're racks we set out a deer carcass hoping to catch a preadator and the 1/4 second trigger speed did the trick as you can see in this pic.

Bill Austin
Ithaca, NY
1/27/2015
Here's a second picture of the big boy, a true survivor of the deadly PA firearms season. Its like he knows its over so he moving in daylight! This is whats going on in the woods when its foggy........

Curt Smith
Mt. Madonna, CA
1/27/2015
Placed the Attack on a tripod alongside an old logging road in an effort to see what wildlife might wander by. I was pleasantly surprised to capture this image of a mt. lion.

Jon Slipy
Ham Lake, MN
1/27/2015
This is a wild ELK in the NW part of Minnesota, we have a very small herd and it was quite the suprise to get him on camera.

Robert Queen
Warrenton, VA
1/26/2015
You just can't beat the quality of the night time pictures from my Cuddeback Expert I had this buck in my sights at the crack of dawn on the first morning of rifle season and deceided to let him walk. I already got a nice buck the Saturday before and also had 1 hanging on the meat pole at the time and just wanted to hold out for something bigger for my last buck tag. As it turns out this deer was the biggest I saw the rest of hunting season Maybe next season!

Clint Burns
Lawrenceburg, TN
1/25/2015
This is a coyote wallowing on a mineral lick on my place. I am a coyote hunter and it is as if this coyote is mocking me.

David Shell
Byron, GA
1/25/2015
This big boy likes Cuddeback cameras.

Thomas Wood
Crosby, TX
1/25/2015
Nice 11 point buck in my feed pen taken with my cuddeback camera.

Ryan Connor
Long Prairie, MN
1/25/2015
This picture of the doe and fawns is perfect sun is setting and the fawns fur is glowing. Also a couple of young bucks.

Ron White
Lancaster, NH
1/25/2015
Shots like this reminds me of why I use cuddeback.