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Keith Franklin
Coeur d Alene, ID
9/2/2019
I wondered why the number of cow and calf elk had drastically dropped off from my camera site. This is the reason. Past experience has shown it takes a week to 10 days for the animals to start filtering back.
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Cliff Randall
Pittsville, WI
9/2/2019
A pair of wrens made a nest and raised their family in this beat-up old deer target in my back yard. Every time someone got close within 15 feet, the parents scolded long and very loud from a nearby tree.
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DUANE HUSSONG
WAUSAU, WI
9/2/2019
THIS IS ON OUR FOOD PLOT IN LINCOLN COUNTY,WIS.
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travis jorgensen
britt, IA
9/2/2019
Lot's of inches to see when i live 200 miles away i enjoy looking at pics every morning. Love my Cuddelink cell camera
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joseph conrad
Walton, KY
9/1/2019
I have had encounters and pictures of this buck for 3 seasons now. He is easy to tell apart from others because of the peace sign the twin G3's make on the right beam. He broke half of his right beam off in 2018 so he was removed from the hit list, and this allowed for some noticeable growth in antler size. By the way, this picture is taken with the vintage capture 1125 !
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Erica Buel
Hyde Park, NY
8/31/2019
As being the first women in my family to pick up bow hunting , I picked up a cuddeback and a Mathews bow. And these are some of my first trail camera photos.
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Wayne Poole
Tennille, GA
8/31/2019
I had lots of pictures of this deer last season and encounters with him. I passed him up each time. He has white velvet antlers, a double white neck and white on his feet. Last season he had a nubbed off G2 and short G3 on his right side, he looks much better this year. Maybe we will name him white sox. Thanks for Cuddeback cameras.
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Jerry L. Brochin
Lytle, TX
8/30/2019
This picture was taken by one of my Cuddeback Black Flash trail cameras on my ranch in Texas. Looking at the long snout and coloration of the animal, we believe it to be a coyote/red wolf cross, which does happen from time to time in this area.
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Mike Kluth
Mount Vernon, SD
8/30/2019
Just a buck punching another buck for the salt block
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Jack Lassiter
Jasper, MO
8/30/2019
What a difference a year makes.
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