Bryan Carter
Pacific, MO
6/6/2012
The deer in the center is doing her best kangaroo impersonation.

Michael Bowers
Hillsville, VA
6/6/2012
Best antler growth I've seen in May!!!

Don Weaver
Nichols, NY
6/6/2012
I shot this out of a tree stand while I was waiting for my early Buck to show up. I didn't realise the shot was captured on my camera until I took the card home to look at what was coming in to my stand. Then I saw this and thought these cameras are great , to capture a shot like this. I have had this picture framed and it is hanging on my wall.

Matthew McKeever
New Haven, MO
6/6/2012
My first CB photo is of this red fox checking out my archery target. Helped me figure out what had happened to my near chickens this spring.

Jeff Broze
cannon falls, MN
6/6/2012
We see lots of fox, this one just captured a rabbit and has it in its mouth.

David Yarckin
Ogunquit, ME
6/6/2012
These are our Deer friends. We live in a Wildlife Sanctuary so they are very comfortable feeding in our woods.

Robert Johnson
Farmington, MN
6/6/2012
Just a little area I watch down by the river. One of the sanctuary areas I leave for the wildlife.

Steve Beer
Houlton, WI
6/6/2012
The Turkey`s in this photo have to be a little nervous, But it looks like the coyote has other buisiness in mind.

Greg. Reynolds
boscobel, WI
6/6/2012
This is the second bluebird pic I have captured on my cuddeback and shows the superior trigger speed of this unit. I think the blue bird was thinking the camera was a possible house.

Brian Blache
Salem, NH
6/6/2012
This deer had walked past me on two seperate occasions before first like during the hunting season but never presented himself during shooting hours. I was fortunate enough to get quite a few snap shots of him after the season was over thanks to my reliable Cuddyback