davey martin
arlington, KY
7/9/2012
twin fawns being harassed by a wiley ole jake gobbler

Jim Woolsey
Rawlins, WY
7/9/2012
The future of Wyoming elk.

Alan Perdue
North East, PA
7/9/2012
A New York State 8 we have been watching grow since may.

Jim Woolsey
Rawlins, WY
7/9/2012
The first pic- Have been watching this bull grow since may. 2nd pic-Have not seen this bull in the neighbor hood before.

Dan Gatzke
Harmony, MN
7/9/2012
Finally found out where the bucks have been hiding on my property. Looks like it is going to be a promising bow season!!

Ron Randle
Hudson, MI
7/9/2012
I call this photo Pre-Season Scouting I set up my Cuddeback Attack IR overlooking a run that passes in front of one of my ladderstands. It caught this fella checking out my stand. I wonder what he was thinking at the time ?

Corey Harbison
Brentwood, TN
7/9/2012
I put my camera on a well used scrape, and buck after buck comes by! The cuddeback works great day or night!

THomas Zabka
Hugo, MN
7/9/2012
Followed this deer for the past 3 years. Looks like he finally might come out during daylight hours this year. Can't wait until bow season

Jacob Asfeld
Alexandria, MN
7/9/2012
A coupple years after I started using trail cameras I got my first Cuddeback Capture. It out performed the 2 moultree cameras I had. This summer I hung it over some mineral and left it for about 3 weeks. When I finally checked it there was over 300 photos with no blanks! I knew this was a great camera with fast trigger speed but I was amazed when I saw the photo of a doe in mid jump. It captured the hole deer and it was not blurry. Just imagine how fast that deer was moving when the camera took the photo. I will be sticking with Cuddeback!

Jesse Klaas
Hardin, IL
7/9/2012
got this coon coming from a pond, looks to be carrying a rabbit in his mouth.