Michael Coleman
Moneta, VA
7/18/2020
Hung this camera on the backside of my property as deep in as possible next to a creek which is my back property line. Based upon that I named the location “backside, deep in “. Little did I know....,

Chad Zirbel
Gays mills, WI
7/18/2020
The beauties of a southwest Wisconsin morning.

Thomas Gillen
Lakeville, MN
7/16/2020
Was out and pulled my memory cards and got this pic that I captioned. don't mess with me.

Scott Lembrich
Deland, FL
7/15/2020
My brother just got this property we set 5 cuddelink cams and got a bit of a surprise. This coyote came in from one side of the property and 45-50minutes later left on the opposite side with one of our new fawns. We had a doe with a single and a doe with twins. The wins made it.

howard shoemaker
belvidere, NJ
7/15/2020
DONT KNOW WHY BUT THIS CAMERA ALWAYS GETS THE BEST PICTURES I CALL THIS ONE NASTY MAMA

Mike Pritchard
Blue Mound, IL
7/15/2020
This is a Humminbird checking out my J camera

Robert Barlau
Fridley, MN
7/14/2020
Purchased my Cuddeback cameras last month to keep an eye on my hunting land! These two guys were having some fun performing for the show!

Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
7/14/2020
This Ruffed Grouse still visits his log in the middle of summer, a Black Bear and Whitetail deer pass by the log.

Austin Majewski
ELKHORN, WI
7/14/2020
This is our second year having cuddlelink cameras out in Northern Wisconsin. We have had many bears on our property without any issues with them messing with the cameras. This year has been different.... A younger bear came out and must have noticed a camera and knocked it down. The camera ended up facing underneath a tree stand, and then the bear decided to take selfie! I ended up having to call a relative who lives in the area to fix the camera, and thankfully there was no damage to the camera. Only some goods pictures to save to this years folder.

David Mack
Bloomsdale, MO
7/13/2020
Turkeys in food plot being watched by a coyote.