Frank Bland
Belpre, OH
2/23/2018
This doe is ready to go professional . She has a mean left hook . Amazing camera speed !

Ken Wynne-Dyke
Somerset West, South Africa, Ot
2/22/2018
The photos were taken up on the side of a mountain peak only about 5 kilometres from our house. I have a permanent camera setup there and change the SD car every two week. We have only had leopards passing the camera on 4 occasions since 2014. These two pictures were taken on 11 February 2018. We have the worst drought in more than 100 years at present and it is possible the leopard came lower down the mountain in a desperate attempt to find prey. Ken Wynne-Dyke South Africa

Scott Carr
Rice Lake, WI
2/21/2018
Summer picture taken of a hawk in one of my clover food plots in Northern Wisconsin. Thought this picture would be a great example of the quick trigger speed of these cameras. CRAZY QUICK!! Makes me wonder how my pictures of big bucks I missed on my Moultrie cameras.

justin wilson
Salesville, OH
2/19/2018
I love my cuddeback cameras by far the best camera out there in my opinion. These pictures are a great representation of just how great the quality of the daytime pictures are and these were taken on 5 megapixel.

rich palmer
jacobsburg, OH
2/19/2018
whitetails right behind my house

Lee Rife
Clayton, LA
2/19/2018
Part Kangaroo or practicing for high jump? Put cameras out after season to see what was still around here in Louisiana. Don't know if coons scared this doe or something behind her. The trigger speed of my Cuddeback gets some great pictures.

DiAnne Burditt
DADE CITY, FL
2/19/2018
Kept watching him all season, the one that got away.

Jerry Katz
San Antonio, TX
2/19/2018
At first glance we thought this axis was a non-typical, but a closer look revealed two axis deer head to tail.

Jerry Katz
San Antonio, TX
2/19/2018
At first glance we thought this axis was a non-typical, but a closer look revealed two axis deer head to tail.

Ryan Preister
Humphrey, NE
2/18/2018
I think I have a little bit of a Raccoon Problem!!!