Donna Crowell
Tilton,NH, NH
9/20/2018
I put out my camera out just to see what is going on during the night and I was surprise I have photos of bears, fox, wolves , coyote, turkeys. deers. etc, etc, and something I don't know what kind of animal it is . Donna......

Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
9/19/2018
This Ruffed Grouse is using a log I put together for him, we could call it a Prefabricated Log.

Bob Timpany
Rigby, ID
9/19/2018
Great night shot!

Eric Naess
Andover, MN
9/19/2018
A new buck with great genetics showed up out of the blue. Have been tuning multiple cameras all summer. Cuddeback cameras give me a reason to stay on stand all day knowing what potential bucks could be in the area.

Jon Krupa
Stoughton, WI
9/18/2018
I bought my first hunting property in December 2017. I've spent every day since scouting the property tracking deer patterns and understanding deer needs. My research concluded I needed food plots and where a good location on the property is. This summer I got the first part of a food plot started and planted. These are some of the first images captured off the Cuddeback camera on that food plot.

Kelsey Burd
FAYETTEVILLE, AR
9/17/2018
Black Bear with the camera strap in its mouth. The camera was 6'+ up a tree.

Eric Schobel
Round top, TX
9/16/2018
My 13 year old son set up his camera over some Molasses tubs that we had put on our property for deer. It looks like these two velvet antler bucks were fighting over the tubs.

Matt Monroe
WATTSBURG, PA
9/16/2018
Cameras have only been out for few weeks or so. Usually put them out earlier but we had loggers in our woods. Did some clearing around stand put the cuddeback out.

Larry Cramer
Niles, MI
9/16/2018
Not only the big bucks get their photo taken. But this little fellow just needed to check this camper out. He knew something was up.

Alisa Schiffner
Defuniak springs, FL
9/16/2018
The yearlings love to hang out around the feeders. This doe and buck spend so much time there I’m going to deduct them from my taxes this year!