Justin Fuchs
Sauk City, WI
5/2/2009
I put my cuddeback capture out in our food plot hoping to get pictures of some turkeys. I ended up getting these great pictures. Now I know where i will be sitting when the first day of turkey season arrives!

Ryan Coleman
McVeytown, PA
5/2/2009
A rare site for rural central Pennsylvania! I heard a rumor of a blonde or cinnamon phase bear being in an area that I hunt. I got solid proof from my Cuddeback Capture when I captured 8 pictures of this bruiser. I'm an avid hunter and neither I nor my hunting buddies have never heard of a blonde bear being in our area. Its something that I've only seen in hunting shows from areas like Canada and Alaska.

Edwin Shirts
Burlington, IA
5/1/2009
these are the first turkeys I got in the springtime and strutting.....I am truly amazed at the quality of photos my camera takes......THANKS CUDDEBACK!

Mike burdette
Iva, SC
5/1/2009
This is not a bobcat stalking a rabbit. Zoom in for a closer look and see how many bobcats you see. I counted three. also check out this sounder of hogs!

Collin Fulkman
New Wilmington, PA
5/1/2009
Too bad you can't hunt on sundays in Pa. I think it has a double beard.

Shawn Hubbard
Whitesburg, KY
5/1/2009

Erik Berning
Oregon, WI
5/1/2009

gabe arnold
donnelly, MN
4/30/2009
this is the biggest buck ive got on camera yet! I have three cudde backs that take great pictures like this one. I can count 16 points. We feed him lucky buck mineral over the spring and summer and this is what he turned into.

Tom Barnard
West Plains, MO
4/30/2009
While scouting gobblers for the upcoming spring season, I caught this kitty prowling the area. These three gobblers have been together for some time now. I have seen them always together, never seperated.

noah p
West Allis, WI
4/30/2009
Don't know why we can't ever get a bear tag! It looks like she has 4 cubs. They're enjoying the first of the clover that has started to sprout.