Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
5/8/2018
I put the camera on an old den sight. Even tho it appears that a woodchuck has taken it over, other wildlife like to check it out.

Ron White
Lancaster, NH
5/7/2018
Ruffed Grouse enjoying its log.

Ron White
Lancaster, NH
5/7/2018
N.H. Ruffed Grouse on its drumming log and a white tail

Brad Nobbe
Batesville, IN
5/7/2018
I set up my long range ir along the edge of my food plot in hopes to pattern a group of gobblers. It gave me good info on a pair of toms that were frequently using the area. As I waited in my blind not 50 yards from the camera the pair appeared. Once they reached my comfortable archery range I let an arrow fly. the extremely fast trigger speed caught my Tom as he passed by not once but 2 pictures of him with my arrow still intact. He expired just behind the camera. Thanks to my cuddeback long range ir for making this hunt

Alexander Klein
Stillwater, MN
5/7/2018
I love bobcats and I love Wisconsin's driftless area and together they make great pictures.

Robert Leitner
Eibiswald, Ot
5/7/2018
The interesting at this ordinary photo is the nice golden spotlight from the evening sun...

Gaurav Vashistha
New Delhi, Ot
5/6/2018
I am field researcher working on Crocodilian species. We use our camera to get insights on our otherwise shy animals and in our latest assignment, got amazing captures. The camera worked excellently both for day and night captures.

SEAN CALLAHAN
Alexandria, MN
5/6/2018
Cuddebacks Fast trigger speed caught these action pics of the hounds chasing wiley coyote this spring.

Steve Chandler
Ashdown, AR
5/5/2018
Turkey Strutting For The Camera. If you look close, you can see a train through the trees in the background.

Larry Burdick
Hickory Corners, MI
5/4/2018
I set up my Cuddeback on a fox den to capture the young Fox Kits.