Mike Miller
Williamsburg, PA
4/19/2018
Picture 1:The picture sort of tells the story of my first image, we've been using cuddebacks for deer scouting for a long time now. This image is proof of us reaping the reward of our scouting. Picture 2 & 3: This is one of our hot spots as you can see. We have multiple Species using this powerline landing as a travel way. We have taken pictures of almost every species in PA with our cuddeback in this particular location.

Stephen Robinson
Danbury, NH
4/19/2018
Mid-April snows caused this Turkey to search for food with it's mate!

David Carey
Arlington, WA
4/17/2018
This was my 1st year to try a trail camera set it up on some hunting property. The pictures on the Cuddeback are awesome. We spend so much time looking for the big buck we miss this side of life in the woods.

Dustin BOYSTER
VIENNA, MO
4/17/2018
Strutting in February. Mid-missouri

Joell Adair
Payson, UT
4/15/2018
When i left my cameras for up for the winter the only animals that i got were a cougar at then end of November and this coyote in March at the end of the winter at 8800 feet in elevation.

Joell Adair
Payson, UT
4/15/2018
I was on the look out for mule deer bucks that were more mature i didn't get any until after the hunts had ended and the rut had started.

Joell Adair
Payson, UT
4/15/2018
left my cameras up over the winter at 8800 feet here in utah to test them out and put a time lapse photos on to see the difference of snow levels on a south facinng slope. The deepest it got was was was two and a half feet.

Joell Adair
Payson, UT
4/15/2018
this cougar hung out all summer then dissappeard for a while when i got her back on camera her kitten was doubled in sized it is not in the picture with here it shows up in the video after ther pictures.

Aaron Kirkpatrick
Viola, KS
4/15/2018
Spring Turkey Season.

JOHN BAZILE
TIGERTON, WI
4/13/2018
A TOM TURKEY TRYING TO IMPRESS A YOUNG WHITETAIL .