Mitchell Emerson
Pittsfield, NH
5/24/2014
This bear is real big for a sow in NH, She has two cubs. We watched her for 10 days in the same corner of the field. She was eating clover and grass like crazy. I placed the camera on a tree but she always stayed on the wrong side. I could video her from about 200yards away and always the wrong side .of the tree. It was great to finally get these shots. I am a disabled Vet, And can not hunt to much any more, but I want you to know these cuddyback cameras are great, and I have a wonderful time still enjoying the wildlife on my land. thank you Mitch Emerson

Dan Williamson
Duboistown, PA
5/24/2014
Backyard visitor in central Pennsylvania. Destroyed every bird feeder before he stepped in front of the Cuddeback.

Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
5/24/2014
Ruffed Grouse on his drumming log at Marinette County, WI.

Chad Dutton
Onalaska, WI
5/24/2014
We had already killed 4 Toms on our property before we got this picture in the front yard of our cabin. Next year should even be better.

Corey L. Whorrall
Norwich, NY
5/21/2014
I received the Cudde Back IR as an XMAS present and can not believe the overall performance of the camera. I went to a local Bass Pro and bought a SON trail camera. This photo was just recently taken and I could help but think of a Kangaroo...

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
5/21/2014
What more could you ask for in a photo? A big gobbler and deer all in the same photo..

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
5/21/2014
Crows and vultures may not be the most liked birds out there , but these are some unique photos.

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
5/21/2014
Just some cool eagle photos.

Kelley
Minnedosa, MB
5/21/2014
Hide & Seek

Kelley
Minnedosa, MB
5/21/2014
Dancing Bears