David Ray
bloomington, IN
4/24/2011
We have had a fox denning in our barn for the last several years. I decided to put a camera up over the entry hole. It has been awesome watching the pups and mother. I have never put up a camera on a den before but I will definately do it again. There are 5 pups. She is bringing back about 2 rabbits per night. Attached are some of the good photos. It was hard to decide since we are getting over 200/night.

Randy Moore
Pennsdale, PA
4/24/2011
Turkey winter ballet. We had our camera out and found numerous goblers.

Chris Miller
Random Lake, WI
4/23/2011
toms

Chris Miller
Random Lake, WI
4/23/2011
toms in a mid april snowstorm

randy campbell
johnson city, TN
4/23/2011
I thought this picture was unique because the obvious shot she took was a good one. A little high but how is theis deer living??

Gage Petcka
Bonduel, WI
4/23/2011
I set up the camera on the side of a ridge. This location was never baited and or hunted. I decided to set up a Capture on the trail to see what came by, and I also set up a salt block on the stump to attract deer. I was surprised how many deer came by. These pictures show how the deer will be protective over something as little as a salt block, and the fast trigger speed of Cuddeback. Pick your favorite, I couldn't decide.

robert amell
morrisburg ontario canada k0c 1x0, ON
4/23/2011
i built a cabin in my back yard of 7 acres, & had a small pond dug & this is what i get out of it. beautiful turkeys at all times of the day or night & also deer. & i really enjoy the cuddeback camera & it's performance & quality pictures.

scott stuempfig
wausau, WI
4/22/2011
two small bucks sparring for the camera in central wisconsin

scott stuempfig
wausau, WI
4/22/2011
radio-tagged wolf in central WI (ignore the first link, sorry)

colton williams
everett, PA
4/22/2011
thought this was a pretty nice picture