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Jon Taplin
Falmouth, ME
1/7/2020
The doe in the first photo triggered the camera and if you look close to the top of the pic I am in my treestand looking at a 7 pointer making his way in. Picture 2 is when I fired and downed the buck as the doe whirled around and ran away. Look close I am still aiming at the buck. Great I was able to film myself with the help of the doe.
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Robert Richer
Hales Corners, WI
1/7/2020
Just don’t look at closest pic on cuddeback, look beyond!
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Ty Green
Holden, MO
1/7/2020
This Camden County, MO buck has kept me in the tree stand all season. I can't wait until next year to see if he gets bigger
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Kirk Kuske
Midland, MI
1/7/2020
My first pic from a pinch point entry to a valley field. I was looking at the buck up close and didn't notice the other buck right away due to the spider.
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Brian Hartman
Uniontown, PA
1/7/2020
My target buck that I ended up harvesting the first Wednesday of PA archery.
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Waldo Wollrabe
Terrebonne, OR
1/7/2020
This nice Buck Black Tail Deer was on my property regularly. The Cuddieback took some great pictures of it.
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Tim Johnston
Alma Center, WI
1/7/2020
Two nice Toms strutting for some hens in the middle of November in Garden Valley Wisconsin Bobcat walking by deer stand location Nice black bear bore walking down deer path
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TRONEL Marc
Saint Etienne de Cuines 73130, Ot
1/7/2020
On the trail of the wolf pack .... they are finally photographed in front of my cuddeback attack! The wolf naturally returned to France from Italy. How lucky to have 3 wolves in the same photograph.
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Shekhar Kolipaka
Pijnacker; The Netherlands, Ot
1/7/2020
I was surveying a coffee plantation in the western ghats of Karnataka state of India and my goal was to provide recommendations to the owners of the estate on how wildlife and coffee plantation activities can both coexist. Fallen trees are critical land bridges for several arboreal animals like leopard cats, brown palm civet, striped necked mongoose and nilgiri marten. Retaining such fallen trees provides ready escape cover for the species and allows them to move from tree to tree with out having to move on the trails that humans use.
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john lugsdin
sarnia, ON
1/7/2020
we named this buck thor and hunted him for 3 years this is him our second and 3rd year of hunting him he only came around two weeks of the year for pictures but never got a chance to see him while out hunting he disapered last year never to be seen again
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