Ronald French
Sandy, OR
6/16/2007
I've been getting quite afew pics of deer, elk, and bear at this mineral lick, but this mountain lion was a surprise. Been trailcamming for about 5 years and this is my first lion pic.

Al Hofacker
Athelstane, WI
6/15/2007
These two bears were caught behaving aggressively toward one another at one of my bear baits. Photo was taken using a Cuddeback Excite 2.0

Angus Kondratowicz
Fair Lawn, NJ
6/14/2007
Thanks to my bear safe this trespasser counldn't get my NoFlash. This camera is AWESOME!!!

Angus Kondratowicz
Fair Lawn, NJ
6/14/2007
to theft proof you cuddeback on public land, place your camera up in a tree and angle it down with small cuts of plywood.

cliff mccann
clarkston, WA
6/13/2007
Growing their new antlers that they'll need this fall.

Randy Sacia
Galesville, WI
6/12/2007
I was real happy to get this pic of the fawn.

BRETT BADER
Hudson, WI
6/12/2007
We watched this tom all winter and spring. We were never able to call him in. He is still around. Hoping to get more pictures of him in the future. He truely is an Awesime Tom! Please email me to let me know if you get this picture ok. Thanks Brett

christopher hartman
eau claire, MI
6/11/2007
put out a road kill deer for a little winter action.... this 7 point with corn stalks in antlers is a cuddie back veteren 2 yrs of pictures on him, hope to have 3......

Wally Velie
Palmer Lake, CO
6/11/2007
I set up the camera to scan an area that I planned to place my tree stand for Elk. I got this nice picture of a cow.

Wally Velie
Palmer Lake, CO
6/11/2007
I was scouting for Elk for this upcoming archery season and was surprised to get this closeup of a really nice bear.