John Beerman
West Columbia, SC
6/2/2013
This picture was taken about 150 yards from my house on the outskirts of Columbia, SC, a mostly suburban area. Our 13 acres is backed up to a small swamp containing the Congaree creek. We see deer every once and awhile but never see coyotes. I had a moultrie IR camera in about the same spot, but the cuddeback picture is much better. At first I thought the yote had a rabbit in its mouth, but when I saw the spots, I was stunned to realize it was a fawn.

Art Krueger
Milwaukee, WI
6/2/2013
I really like the fact that I can get video of the critters roaming our property at night using my Attack IR,Thanks Cuddeback.

Myles Darrow
Northampton, NB
6/2/2013
I put my camera out a couple of weeks ago. When I came back to check it my camera had been flipped upside down by a bear. If you look closely in this picture you'll see a little bear cub with my cuddeback strap in its mouth! I'm not the only one who likes Cuddeback!

Eric Gohr
Krakow, WI
6/1/2013
I had my camera up for late season bow hunting. The snow finally got too deep for me to hunt. So, I left my attack IR out until June. I couldn't believe the batteries were not dead when I finally got it. It was out since December. Wow! I got some cool pics over the winter and spring.

Jody Rhodes
Four Oaks, NC
6/1/2013
I'm submitting photos of feral hogs here at my outfit Carolina Razorback Outfitters in North Carolina...the 1st is a boar posturing at a racoon for feeding rights...the second is the same boar having a stand off with a drove of shoats...the 3rd is a rare daytime photo of a group of sows and shoats...these hogs have personalities just like people and I never get tired of seeing them act up on the Cuddeback!

Brian Martin
Thomaston, GA
5/31/2013
Early summer feeding

Eric Heaven
Albion, PA
5/31/2013
im looking forward to seeing what these bucks grow into this summer and who i recognize from last year. Also this big ol' pregnant doe, looking forward to seeing the little ones soon!

Tyler Maylish
Jefferson, OH
5/31/2013
Just a beautiful morning in the spring! dropped 2 birds close to this size earlier! cant wait for next year!

Sean Callahan
Browerville, MN
5/30/2013
Looks like spring finally is here some baby fox and a couple of adult fox. The winter must have been harder for the deer than thought, cause I have yet to see or get a pic of any fawns here?? Hopefully there just hiding or haven't had them yet.

Jay Swoboda
Juniata, NE
5/30/2013
Maybe the shutter speads are faster now. Should would have liked to see the whole deer.