Raymond Nankivell
Hornell, NY
3/13/2010
I put some scrap meat out from a friends business thinking to bring in the coyotes for some pics. I have gotten lots of pics of many animals but no coyotes. Many pics of hawks. Sending in these 3 pics to show just how fast the trigger speed is. Anyone who owns at least one already knows how fast the trigger speeds are. The one pic you can see the hawk flying but you can also see the detail of the trees, barb wire fence etc, behind the hawk. Just like looking thru it. Have no idea what caused this but it is a cool picture.

Sam Wallace
Wayland, NY
3/13/2010
I checked my CaputreIR this winter on one of the food plot that I have planted and was amazed to see a red tailed hawk flying in mid air after a grey squirrel. Amazng to see how fast the trigger speed is to capture this picture. Truely amazing.

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
3/13/2010
Pictures 7-9 of 9 showing a buck fawn hanging out by a scrape.

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
3/13/2010
Pictures 4-6 of 9 showing a buck fawn hanging out by a scrape.

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
3/13/2010
Pictures 1-3 of 9 showing a buck fawn hanging out by a scrape.

david felts
fancy gap, VA
3/13/2010
snow and ice pics in va.

david felts
fancy gap, VA
3/13/2010
snow and ice pics in va.

Seth Taylor
Halifax, PA
3/12/2010
Here are a few pictures from this past week. You can see the larger deer lost his antlers already and is bossing the younger deer around. The buck obviously wanted the food to himself.

michael clark
albany, GA
3/12/2010
I was Shocked to see the turkeys I had at my land that I did not see all year during deer season!I could even see I have a double bearded Tom and a couple of bearded hens! Thanks Cuddeback Capture!!!

Hunter Mathews
Montgomery, AL
3/12/2010