Scott Hodges
Ankeny,
12/8/2010
This camera was set up to scout deer but got more than we bargained for when several bobcats were captured on camera, including these. We always suspected them of being on the farm and Cuddeback proved it.

ernst skorepa
krems-stein,
12/8/2010

ricky white
Choudrant, LA
12/8/2010
these are some of the 40 plus does using the wheat field on our place. BOSSY GALS !! The Buck is a regular before season at the feeders then he goes missing until season is over. filming him for 3 yrs now.

Jon Fisk
Mahtomedi, MN
12/8/2010
Collecting wildlife photos with my cuddeback capture is the best hobby I have had. These 3 bucks are the largest from this fall. The 8 pointer was the dominate buck early in the rut then the 9+ pointer took over when he arrived.

Josh Taylor
Mineral Point, WI
12/8/2010
The first snow of the year brings out a red fox two times in the same week. This is frist time we have got a fox on camera and the first red fox we have seen on the property in years.

Jay Ougel
Galliano, LA
12/8/2010
early season picture near a feeder. getting pictures of nice velvet bucks when this guy showed up.

Garrett Roth
San Luis Obispo, CA
12/7/2010
Picture of a very beautiful Barn Owl flying down to water next to its partner. Also a line up of 14 Mag Pies on a concrete water trough. Then there is the California Mountain Lion on a concrete trough late in the night probably after a exhausting hunt.

Dan Mullikin
Waldo, WI
12/7/2010

Jonathan Soles
Whiteville, NC
12/7/2010
I have always had faith in my Cuddeback and the fast trigger speed is cannot be denied. This is a nice young 6 point on the edge of a food plot. Notice the BAT flying at his shoulder. No other camera can match up to a Cuddeback.

Jeff Haseley
Lockport, NY
12/7/2010