Robert Triece
Welch, OK
1/5/2014
There is not really a story. Just found this pic of what looks like a bird coming in for a landing. Camera had been set for trail pics. Just goes to show that a Cuddeback camera can catch anything that moves.

Susan Fike
Batesville, AR
1/5/2014
Chased this big boy all anmd never got to harvest him. good to know he made it through the season and i know i can target him next year.

Susan Fike
Batesville, AR
1/5/2014
just a small 5 point and a buck that has shed his antlers

Jeral Holman
Alton, MO
1/5/2014
up close and personal

Todd Mcarthur
Williamson, NY
1/5/2014
i found this bucks left antler last yr,was excited to see he survived,hope to find both antlers this yr!

Charles Welch
Weatherford, TX
1/5/2014
I had been hunting this particular buck for almost 3 months, on New Year's Eve just before having to leave to go to a New Year's Eve party, this buck finally stepped out and I dropped him in his tracks, the camera didn't get a picture of him before I shot him, but got this neat picture as I pulled up to pick him up.

Gary Willeford
Hughes Springs, TX
1/4/2014
BOAR HOG ,NOT APPRECIATING INTRUDERS ON HIS CORN FEEDER. BOB CAT IN HIS PRIME

Josh Webb
Cardington, OH
1/4/2014
I just started using CuddeBack and have fallen in love. Managing deer is the most important thing that I can do for hunting and they allow me do to it much more effectively.

Erik Kobler
Holland, NY
1/4/2014
two bucks fighting over biologic clover plot in western new york

Don Osborn
Battle Ground, WA
1/3/2014
Sparing elk