Steve Ham
Tylertown, MS
4/3/2009
i have 89 acres of pine plantation that i thined last spring turkeys moved in like a flood

Gerald Russell
Mt.Vernon, OR
4/3/2009
These deer waste so much time fighting over the salt that nobody gets to lick it.

wayne lennington
franklin, TN
4/3/2009
Had a tough deer season on our farm, so put up the after season cameras and figured out why in a hurry, Game Warden got copies of the photos and caught the spotlighter.

Kevin Thomas
Smackover, AR
4/3/2009
Set My Capture up in our Off Limit Area of the Lease, wanting to get a few good pictures, and get kind of a headcount of our turkey population. Thought this was kinda neat.

Brennan Corle
New Paris, PA
4/2/2009
I got a new No Flash for christmas and I thought I would set it out for the first time this spring and try for some spring gobblers! The first time I checked it this is what I got! Thanks Cuddeback

Logan Bogatzke
Eddyville, IA
4/2/2009
Finally was able to get a picture of a coyote. Hopefully this yote keeps coming back for more pictures!

heartshot key
asheboro,
4/2/2009
love the cams

Joe Switzer
West Pittston, PA
4/2/2009
I have several good pictures of the turkeys as well as some video. As you can see we are heading into the strutting season here in PA. Only hope that these guys stick around! I also attached a picture of a Bobcat that had been taken. First Bobcat that I have seen in my area! Couldn't believe it when I opened the picture up.

Robert Colcolough
Fair Play, SC
4/2/2009
I call this one simply GHOST . Not sure how this happened, but it is a neat looking exposure. I have two Cuddebacks running all the time on my property in the low country of SC. I look forward to checking them everytime I'm down there. Always plenty of pictures of deer, turkeys, coyotes, quail, doves, and the fattest corn raised racoons in the South East.

Shawn Hubbard
Whitesburg, KY
4/1/2009