Justin Loehrke
Neenah, WI
5/31/2024
Ever since we have lost our white buck, our white doe has been producing brown fawns. You can see her family group traveling through one of my timber harvests earlier this spring. I included another picture of when she blended in a little better with the snow for camouflage. I have really enjoyed all the cool pictures I have captured over the years. I even had a couple unique visitors like the blue heron that came in front of the camera.

Wesley Starnes
Hickory, NC
5/31/2024
Love my Cuddebacks! My cameras let me see how my herd is doing. This will be a nice deer by September!

Robert Richer
Hales Corners, WI
5/30/2024
first view. thanks cuddle back. I now have four cameras ready to go

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
5/29/2024
So what do you think of this old photo? There is one big old pregnant doe with what I assume is the previous years buck fawn. At a year old it looks like a runt. It should be a lot bigger than this.

Josh Mulholland
Gilbert, AZ
5/28/2024

ERIC VANEENOO
North street, MI
5/27/2024
Great cameras. I have several Cameras and like the quality and performance of them.

Doug Roth
Paso Robles, CA
5/26/2024
Tule elk bulls central California. Love the clarity

Harley Beachy
Richmond, MO
5/26/2024
I love this pic of the buck I did end up getting, have pics for 3 years of him

Shane Rader
Wausau, WI
5/25/2024
We moved the camera this year from crab apple tree to Winter beans and got some phenomenal photos.

Jason Milanowski
Tigerton, WI
5/25/2024
NEWBY!!