Grant Ridgway
Jackson, MS
8/23/2011
This fawn was pictured on this camera with a doe, a short time before this picture was taken. The large coyote apparently caught and killed the fawn. Rumor has it that 80% of fawns get killed by coyote's every year. What are the chances of getting this on film? This is a once in a lifetime picture. Thanks to Cuddyback- we are able to share it with others. Hopefully we'll send you a picture of a dead coyote in a few weeks too.

ashley chartrand
timmins, ON
8/23/2011
This is a shoot of the bear a hunter of ours got. Blood shooting out after he shot it as the bear is running away...priceless

travus jadus
south waverly, PA
8/23/2011
I have pictures of this buck from last year . This year I think he is five and a half however like last year I have only one photo of him then he vanishes ..

kyle kilbarger
lancaster, OH
8/23/2011
once again this buck is only coming around at night, except hes grown a little. can anyone tell me how many points he has? some angles look like 9 and one frame looks like +12

Tara Rose
Portland, OH
8/22/2011
While several hunters only put their trail cameras out closer to hunting season, we keep ours out all the time to watch the the baby deer too. As you can see this little guy is very interested in the turtle behind him. (Just goes to show the quality of cameras Cuddeback cameras really are.

Trapper cave
weeping water, NE
8/22/2011
bucks x2 look in the beans only 1 pic of that 1 so far

Trapper cave
weeping water, NE
8/22/2011
MOMMY is doing what she should be doing for now but not much longer 9/15/2011

Trapper cave
weeping water, NE
8/22/2011
just some good pic.

Brian Taylor
ELk City, OK
8/22/2011
I finally broke down and bought a cuddeback after dissapointing cheap cameras and i had a great picture with 7 bucks.

Bob Buckner
South English, IA
8/22/2011
Strolling on the Ridge Top headed out to the Plot