Megan Pitman
Caballo, NM
5/29/2011
We use Cuddeback Expert and Capture cameras for wildlife research in New Mexico.

Collin Mier
Gower, MO
5/29/2011
After the snow melted i put my capture back out and caught this deer smiling. Cheese...

Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
5/28/2011
Ermine at Marinette County,WI.

Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
5/28/2011
Ruffed Grouse strutting at Marinette County,WI.

Larry Thimesch
Zenda, KS
5/28/2011
I found my feeder broken and when I was reviewing my pictures from my cuddeback this is what I found. I am only left wondering which one is the guilty one. Got to love that hair trigger speed.

Bob Klopp
Jersey Shore, PA
5/28/2011
Sal with for cubs

Ben Diosi
dover, OH
5/28/2011
This is a deer that I was after last year, I call him lefty.If you look closely at the left antler he has a weird shaped brow-tine. It's nice to be able to follow this deer through his life...THANKS TO CUDDEBACK!!

Greg Ratcliff
Columbia, PA
5/27/2011
Went on my first Spring Bear hunt last week in Quebec I got a bear. But here are a couple that are still out there. Little V man needs to grow up. And the big bruiser only came in after shooting hours.

Phillip Johnson
Hayward, WI
5/27/2011
Northern Wisconsin Bucks!!! I Love the feeling when i get to check my Cuddebacks.

Teresa Richardson
Pooler, GA
5/27/2011
Recently I purchased a bird feeder and decided to put it on the ground. I noticed a fox eating out of the bird feeder. I had been thinking about buying a motion triggered cam so that was incentive enough. It seems there is quite a bit of activity going on in the back yarn at night. The pictures show an opposum and a fox.