Terrence Sinclair
Framingham, MA
9/30/2024
Remarkable!

Terrence Sinclair
Framinghamefore, MA
9/30/2024
I have a farmer just over the town line who put up an 11 Foot fence around his planted area allowing the coyotes to drive the deer up into the fence and kill them. This has cut down on the number of pictures I now get, therefore a surprise as to what the cameras capture.

Terrence Sinclair
Frasmingham, MA
9/30/2024
Never ending Surprises!!!!!

Michael McFadden
Pilot Point, TX
9/30/2024
Added cuddebacks to our Texas deer lease as cell reception is poor in the valleys. Base on the hill above gets pics to us at home.

Curt Kozitka
Detroit Lakes, MN
9/30/2024
Just after sunset makes for some nice pics.

David Steinmann
Boulder, CO
9/29/2024
This cougar walked by my Cuddeback camera a few times along an old mining road that seems to be a mountain lion highway since I get so many cat photos there. I like placing the camera low to the ground for close-up photos. I'm always looking over my shoulder when checking the camera.

Neil Cochenet
Oconto, WI
9/29/2024
Bear took down the camera and still taking pictures

Darwin Withers
New Lisbon, WI
9/27/2024
Really enjoying these cameras almost 80 das on them solar panels working great getting loads of pictures

Johan Selin
Milledgeville, GA
9/27/2024
Bucks starting to tussle before rut.

David Lewis
Chicora, PA
9/27/2024
Our farm borders 4,500 acres of State Game Lands, and occasionally we get a nuisance bear which is identifiable by ear tags that the bear receives after being trapped. The clarity of the Cuddeback cameras always makes the details visible as seen in this photo with this bear wearing two ear tags.