Jay Wemhoff
Platte Center, NE
9/15/2019
We leave our trail cameras up all year around hoping to catch nature at its best. With breeding season going strong in January and February I believe we finally captured a great picture!! The extreme cold of Nebraska is no match for our 13 Cuddeback cameras.

Tim O'Shaughnessy
Ramsey, MN
9/15/2019
I have a crab apple tree tree that they come by often in the fall. This mom was keeping a close eye on her twin fawns. I have a 37 acre farm and we are situated in between the Trott broke and the Rum River in Ramsey MN. Let me know if the image didn't come through. Thanks, Tim

Brian Hartman
Uniontown, PA
9/14/2019
This is my target buck of the year. The 3rd picture is it’s identical twin brother with shorter brow times, G5 & G6 on the left beam that I’m hoping it makes it to next year for me to harvest.

Rick Swenson
Underwood, MN
9/14/2019
Cool action photo with the Hawk and Crow going after each other. Second photo is crows.

David Kolitz
Stoughton, WI
9/14/2019
i submitted this picture which was taken in my marsh. It reflects the trigger speed of Cuddeback. This deer was hauling.

Jon Graber
Woodburn, IN
9/13/2019
The does are pretty hot n heavy on the new food plot n they seem to love the new cuddelink

Ethan Hulst
Crookston, MN
9/13/2019
When your in-laws have a once in a lifetime ND elk tag and your Cuddelink camera sends you a picture like this.... you make sure to pass the word along.

Robert Suplee
Inverness, FL
9/13/2019
Have camera setup close to ground along trail through stand of bamboo. Trail is used by a number of resident creatures, Raccoon, Opossum, Fox, Armadillo and occasional coyotes.

Riley Welch
Beecher, IL
9/13/2019
I beautiful picture of a beautiful buck that has blown up this year into one of the largest whitetails I've ever had access to hunt. Counting down the days until opening day!

Richard ANNONSON
waukesha, WI
9/13/2019
In picture 1 and 2 you have 2 nice bucks playing follow the leader. Picture 3 is big buck on food plot.