John Springmeyer
Greensburg, IN
4/6/2009
This is a big raccoon chasing away a young coyote. And the 2nd picture is a opposum standing off another young coyote, in the picture you can see the opposum's mouth open with his teeth showing. Great camera's!!!

Joe Gregory
Mayfield, KY
4/5/2009
Spring Fling

Shawn Hubbard
Whitesburg, KY
4/5/2009
Seems more than just deer have been visiting.

doug flory
chattaroy, WA
4/5/2009
we put the camera out in an area i knew the animals passed by. we got pictures of deer,turkeys, and coyotes. this deer seemed to know she was having her picture taken.

larry pollock
maysville, KY
4/5/2009
mason county ky , gobbler posing for my cuddeback

Roy Halpine
Alexander, AR
4/5/2009
I think this doe has a fawn with her. Notice as she runs by the camera. This capture IR is great, and the speed of the photo capture is awesome. The first photo she is running by the camera. And a few minutes later, she's back, looking to the left of the camera. This photo was taken in the middle of a 10 year pine plantation.

Glenn Rowe
Wellman, IA
4/4/2009
proof of speed is in the pictures. What a camera!!!

Marvin Bouknight
Okatie, SC
4/4/2009
We keep track of the foxes and number of kits that are born each year. In the past, we've had 3, 4, and 5 to a litter. This year, they were a little late and I wanted to document that there were foxes in the area and find out if the foxes were using a particular den site, so I purchased a Capture IR in order to photo them at night and not spook them. The third night I set up the camera on a different denning site and WOW! We have 6 baby foxes and a very active and attendent vixen. This is an amazing camera!

Scott Johnson
Minneapolis,, MN
4/3/2009
Southern Minnesota toms struttin for the camera. SJ

Scott Johnson
Minneapolis,, MN
4/3/2009
Got Big Toms? SJ