Don Gibson
Olathe, KS
4/7/2011
I was suprised to get a picture of a deer that i have never seen before. It's the ghost deer!

Mike Barden
Otisville, MI
4/7/2011
My friends and I put a road killed Deer out for Coyote bait. The eagles ate the roadkill faster then the yotes.Glad to help out the greatest country symbol in the world

Brandon Ferns
sharon springs, NY
4/7/2011
Well let me start off by saying That I love Cuddeback Cameras. I Have tried A few Others and they were garabage when compared to my captures, They are very reliable. Since Becoming Obssessed with trailcam photos, I thought i'd try getting some pictures of wintering turkey flocks in the area. I've hunted these areas for quite some time so I know where they like to travel. I did end up getting alot of turkeys, great pictures too! (I'll submit another time). One picture caught me off guard and it was this three legged coyote. I imagine alot of things could have caused this but its seems to be perfectly healthy. Thought I would share, shows how tough these critters actually are.

Brian Knoop
Blaine, MN
4/6/2011
This is in Northern Minnesota. The snow has been too deep to get out and check the camera until recently. This guy looks like he has been eating all my deer!

Michael Wittich
st charles, MO
4/5/2011
Bring on turkey season! Great camera!

DON WILSON
ST.MARYS, WV
4/5/2011
SOME OF THIS YEARS PHOTOS

Brian Dunkle
oil city, PA
4/5/2011
turkeys in mid flight

Brian Dunkle
oil city, PA
4/5/2011
Black bear pics i got in my back yard first two pics are of a male an female got one pic of them mating pretty rare. The other pic is of a big bear that was visiting my corn feeder pretty often

Brent Burger
West Baden, IN
4/5/2011
Rumor had it that bobcats had been spotted in the area, without the Cuddeback we would have never known for sure.

Brent Burger
West Baden, IN
4/5/2011
After seeing deer on the camera all winter it was a great surprise to a big Tom, and just in time for Spring.