Buddy
Colleyville, TX
5/14/2014
Lector – I named this old Gobbler “Lector” who reminded me of a scene from one of my favorite films “Silence of the Lambs”.

Buddy Walters
Colleyville, TX
5/14/2014
Jumping Buck - This Branch is over 15 feet wide and this buck was caught by my Cuddyback in mid-air. Impressive trigger speed! The same buck caught jumping the Branch after a Flood. Only a Flash Strobe would stop that action!

Rose Keller
Bloomfield, IA
5/13/2014
We deceided to leave our cameras out during turkey season this year. We had hundreds of photos ! It looks as thought they're posing.

April Lane
Franklin, VA
5/12/2014
My cuddeback did an excellent job capturing to gobblers fighting. An awesome sight to see two gobblers trying to decide who is king of the roost.

Michael Persichini
Troy, MI
5/12/2014
Keeping a close eye on this brute with the Attack. He is going to be a monster!!

Al Baas
Cambridge, MN
5/12/2014
My Cuddeback Capture was set up to try to help assess the deer population following a harsh MN winter. This grey fox showed up and was being watched by two fearful observers (young racoons) which are peeking around a tree. The property, located in central MN, hosts deer, grouse, turkeys, bear and obviously fox and raccoons. I think this photo shows and interesting predator/prey situation although I suspect the raccoon are too big for the fox to easily handle.

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
5/11/2014
It was a toss up when it came time to vote for the national bird. Which one do you think it should be? they are both special.

Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
5/8/2014
Ruffed Grouse working his log at Marinette County, WI.

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
5/8/2014
Thanks to my Cuddeback I am able to see photos that I would otherwise only get to see in magazines.

Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
5/8/2014
After this Ermine got a mouse off the log at Marinette County, WI., it came back for more.