Cody Mullikin
Waldo, WI
2/17/2011
The trigger speed is awesome!

Ron Brown
Kansas City, MO
2/17/2011
We had a really foggy day here in Missouri and at daylight a bobcat came sneaking by the camera. What a great mood shot this turned out to be! Thanks, Ron

John Renner
McGregor, IA
2/17/2011
Moved camera in the morning and stuck it out and got this picture. Arrow on impact!!!! Three blade rage, easton arrow.

Paul Evans
Sugar Valley, GA
2/17/2011
The little fox that could....

Jake Crowley
Baldwin, WI
2/17/2011
The sly fox caught on a Cuddeback camera steeling an turkey egg.

Pecos Coble
Rolla, MO
2/17/2011
Totally suprised to see these photos of this Bald Eagle. What a great camara!!

Chad Stahl
Wooster, OH
2/17/2011
My friend let me borrow his cuddeback Capture IR and I was amazed at the fast trigger speed, in fact I can almost make a mini motion picture with it! The clear colors and easy set up and operation are wonderful, Shame he wants it back!!!!! I am going to miss it!!!!!

jonathan vanderveen
indianapolis, IN
2/17/2011
This northern IL buck came by in the middle of the night and after getting his picture taken, was never seen again. I had no idea deer this big were moving through the property. Also turns out he has a friend, as you can see the raccoon following him in one of the pictures.

David Register
seville, FL
2/17/2011
My Dad had been trapping pocket gophers in our hay fields and dropping them in the same spot.. something had been taking them every day and we wanted to see what was eating them. I set up my Cuddeback capture and got these pictures. In the first you can see the Gopher lating on top of the stump and a bald eagle next to it. In the second the gopher is gone and the eagle is flying away.

Roger Bramer
Deansboro, NY
2/17/2011
While checking cameras around the 1st of the year I found sign of where coyotes had gotten into a deer carcas. I looked for approx 45 minute but didn't find the carcas. But when I got home and viewed my pictures I had the attached picture on one of my cameras.