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Alston Lowman
CONNELLYS SPRINGS, NC
5/30/2017
Early morning,late evening,fast or slow my cuddeback catches them all.Thanks for a great camera!!!
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charles myers
hesperia, MI
5/29/2017
get ready boys I think I see a hen coming
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Jane Watermolen
Abrams, WI
5/29/2017
We captured this sow nursing her cub. She seems to be a very good mom. I did see them coming out of my deer stand a couple of days later.
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mike melching
cheboygan, MI
5/29/2017
Image 1 Michigan winter. Coyote on the prowl. Cuddeback 1000 Image 2 Face off between Red Fox and Skunk. Cuddeback 1000 Image 3 Michigan Whitetail in the morning sun. Startled from the mineral lick. Attack IR
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Aaron Buchholz
Sioux Falls, SD
5/29/2017
After years of using various trail cameras, this photo may be one of the very the best black and white images of a whitetail I have ever seen. While using the camera to start seeing the paterns of the early season seperation of yearlings and new fawns for the upcoming 2017 season, this whitetail picture was taken in South Dakota. The trail camera helps show the direction and path the new deer coming in the area will be using. The clarity, crispness, and detail for a near dusk image with the sunseting behind the camera is incredible.
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Brian Strutz
Reedsburg, WI
5/28/2017
Getting ready to fill our water hole and it looks like this guy is also excited
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Dennis Mullen
Bangor, PA
5/27/2017
I put my cameras out in my back yard every night and check them every morning. I'm always curious as to what could have been here while I slept. Since I've had the Cuddebacks I know. great cameras, great pictures.
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Kaleb Mccarville
Cedarville, AR
5/27/2017
We got 4 inches of rain last weekend. It makes for some good bear pictures. Notice the tags in one of the bears ears.
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Chase Walker
Indiana, PA
5/27/2017
I had my camera out just to see what kind of animals were roaming our property during the winter months and to see if the bucks had dropped their antlers. I actually got this amazing picture of a red-tailed hawk. I was seriously surprised when I viewed my pictures.
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Lori Pynenberg
Appleton, WI
5/27/2017
Had camera out checking for turkey movement and this family of sandhill cranes came by. First time we saw a pair with three little ones. Thought it was pretty cool that we were able to capture all 5 birds in one frame. Spring looks to be good for the sandhills.
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