Judy Luce
Tolland, CT
8/31/2007
I was wondering what was destroying my hummingbird feeders. HMMMMM look what I caught.

Craig Kraft
Marathon, WI
8/31/2007
These our on our Soybean Food Plot that they eat off in one week after a hard rain washed of the deer stoper.

Randy Beason
Blanchard, LA
8/31/2007
Check out the times on these. They are one minute apart. The deer go from average to big to biggest!

Bob Morton
Three Forks, MT
8/31/2007
Unfortunately they weren't coming right at the camera, but still a pretty cool pic. The fawn must have gotten away, because I never found any evidence that he was caught.

Bob Morton
Three Forks, MT
8/31/2007
Kissing at the door on the way to work.

Grant Ausherman
Chambersburg, PA
8/31/2007

Travis Keith
Martinsville, VA
8/31/2007
1st pic - A natural travel corridor that has given me plenty of exciting hunts,just no kill, YET!!! 2nd pic - The City of Martinsville is home to some fine Whitetail bucks and this one is proof in the pudding! 3rd pic - I cant wait to sit this spot! October cant get here fast enough. First time I have ever seen Mule deer forks around here!!

tom gibbons
camp douglas, WI
8/31/2007
racoons at the corn pile there is a sow at the bottom of the tree while to kids are on the tree 2nd picture this picture came out a little srange part black and white and the leaves are purple. Ma coon in the lower left is on gaurd and the kids are on there way up the tree to safty picture 3 all is clear and the kids are coming back down the tree this is the coolest toy the cuddeback camera

tom gibbons
camp douglas, WI
8/31/2007
I have been waiting for a picutre of a fawn and finally got a couple with my cuddeback expert 2nd picture a fawn saying mom it is feeding time 3rd picture mom and 2 fawns

Tom Gibbons
Camp Douglas, WI
8/31/2007
Racoon and deer at the corn pile who is going to win 2nd picture maybe we will all just try to get along 3rd picture racoon in the tree at eye level with the deer