Anthony Farr
Meshoppen, PA
12/9/2016
Here iis a great buck I captured last fall on my cuddeback e3 black flash

Richard Newman
Swan Quarter, NC
12/9/2016
The season for black bear is getting ready to come in here in Eastern NC so I started setting up stands and putting out cameras. That is when I caught these images of a knock out punch a cub is giving its mom.

Larry Burdick
Hickory Corners, MI
12/9/2016
This is the First time I have used the IR Video and I Love it from the Long Range IR

Justin Tuck
Springtown, TX
12/8/2016
kept hearing there was a doe with antlers that always stayed in velvet and they were snow white but did not believe it until I caught these pictures this morning of that doe with a yearling this morning

Chris Congemi
Victor, CO
12/8/2016
In the month of September, which is typically the rut for elk in Colorado, herds frequent my property in the hopes of finding a safe haven to mate. Which one do you think is the big winner? These pictures are just some of the literally thousands captured on a well used game trail in the middle of a aspen grove. Thank you Cuddeback for putting out a great product!!

Ryan Pribyl
Decorah, IA
12/8/2016
Big Iowa buck cruising for does just after sunrise. After getting cuddeback pictures of him all summer long and throughout the fall, I was lucky enough to harvest this deer in early December the day before bow season closed.

Daniel Burns
Pekin, IN
12/7/2016
first pic is on a cuddeback ambush IR the date is wrong on the ambush should be 16 second one is from a cuddyback E2 IR with battery booster

Jeff Coss
Waynesburg, PA
12/7/2016
Tougher than they look! I got a photo of this buck that had been shot during bow season in PA. The season ended on November 12th and this buck is still on his feet and looking healthy on November 14th despite what looks like a lethal shot.

Matthew Dunn
Galesville, WI
12/7/2016
I have been following this buck all summer and had pictures of him on 3 or 4 different cameras around my property. He is a 4 year old nine I have named ears due to his mangled left ear. My neighbor and I have had pictures of him every year. Despite having many pictures of him early season, I have never encountered him in the field nor has my neighbor. Sadly the picture of him losing his velvet is the last picture I have of him this year. If he is around next year I'm sure we will do the same dance as we have been.

Jim Mcmahan
Seymour, TN
12/7/2016
Photos of black bear on the family farm, when from nowhere another black bear decides to investigate the camera!