Darren Cadieux
Belchertown, MA
11/13/2011
The ultra trigger speed on my Attack IR is unbelievable. Look how vibrant and colorful the photo is as it captures this Grouse in flight!

Darren Cadieux
Belchertown, MA
11/13/2011
I guess you were right about your Ultra Fast Trigger Speed.... my Attack IR captured this Grouse in flight!

jeff ricker
crescent city, CA
11/13/2011
This bear lives behind our house and makes frequent trips by through-out the night.

David Smith
Plain Dealing, LA
11/13/2011
Hey, he is only a spike, let him walk!!

James Faulkner
Barrie, ON
11/13/2011
My friend and i put out a new capture out just to see what i was missing when i checked it i found this tom posing for the camera.

Terri Lawson
Whitmire, SC
11/13/2011
Amazing shots of South Carolina whitetail. The 10 pointer must love to be photographed because we have many, many close-ups of him.

curtis senghas
wellington, OH
11/13/2011
These are pics of what used to be my two brand new attack cameras. Times are tough and I worked my ass off to get them. I now sit in my stand feeling violated and looking at a tree that used to house my camera. I was at an all time high getting pics of a big buck, but now thieves are looking at my deer on MY cameras. Hope you thieves are enjoying your steal...you're worth nothing more than the ground I walk on.

Jeffrey Johnson
Grafton, WI
11/12/2011
Watching these 2 deer go at it from my treestand and hoping the Cuddeback caught it, and it did

Jonathan Edmonds
Apple Grove, WV
11/12/2011
I've been seeing huge scrapes and massive rubs around my stand and after hunting weeks and only seeing a few Scrubs, I decided to leave it to my Cuddeback to find the true culprit. I think I've found Him. The Cuddeback never fails me.

KD Cooper
gloucester, VA
11/12/2011
Two Bucks in velvet on the edge of corn field. Gloucester, Va.