Adam Boysen
Wapello, IA
3/31/2014
This shows the trigger speed of Cuddeback. Ducks landing is about as fast as you can get. Thanks, Adam

Greg Goza
Flora, MS
3/31/2014
Camera was set up on a post in the middle of a plot. Evidently a Cuddeback on a post in the middle of a field looks alot like a blue bird house?

Dakota Patchin
Dalton, NY
3/30/2014
The first picture is of a coyote dog that was on our land trying to round up one of the many that we have around this year. The second and third pictures are of a nice grey fox trying to battle a buck that has lost his hones. Wonder who won this fight?

Dakota Patchin
Dalton, NY
3/30/2014
Had the cuddeback out to scout for some bucks that are loosing their velvet here in New York and to my surprise I ended up getting a decent sized coyote with some turkeys in the background on edge. this is in a new buck forage oats plot that just sprouted up after a nice rain.

Matthew Leeck
Birch Run, MI
3/30/2014
my cuddebacks are my most trustworthy tool I've grown to call them a weapon that I can rely on

Jerry Nieland
Newell, IA
3/30/2014
In my location we don't have very many decent racked bucks but I got this one on my Attack IR last fall, but I never seen him again, I only have one camera and would like to add another and it will have to be another Attack IR.

Terry Williamson
Conway, AR
3/29/2014
Pictures of a couple of Gobblers trying to impress the ladies. Got these while scouting for a new spot to deer hunt.

Brian Jolly
Arcadia, OK
3/29/2014
I was working out of town on opening day of the Oklahoma 2013 rifle season. Came home a week later to this pic. In 2013 this deer was named Turkey Foot b/c his right G2 had 3 points at the top. In 2014 the left has 5. Top of the hit list he will be come October.

Bill Chesnutte
Green Springs, OH
3/29/2014
Winter time feeding!

Bill Chesnutte
Green Springs, OH
3/29/2014
Winter time feeding!