Mitchell Nissley
Churchville, VA
10/26/2016
Bear is always messing with my camera glad i have a cuddesafe.

Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
10/26/2016
A cottontail rabbit likes to join this Ruffed Grouse on his log.

Robert Geis
Hawley, PA
10/26/2016
Photos taken in Pike County, Pa. Two photos of the same buck. One is a very close up. I guess he was checking out the Ambush IR.

Jamie Thoenen
Jefferson City, MO
10/26/2016
This bobcat was captured on one of our Cuddyback camera's in a central Missouri food plot we had recently planted. Surprised to see what he was having for lunch. The red fox squirrels are pretty thick around this food plot, but now there will be one less.

Dylan
Salem, WV
10/26/2016
Hen turkey showing off her wingspan and the cuddeback was fast enough to catch it

Larry Ayers
Shingle Spring, CA
10/25/2016
Scouted different areas for two weeks and had no luck locating any Blacktail Bucks. I decided to place all three of my Cuddyback cameras in different location and finally got some action. As a result I was able to get a beautiful California Blacktail on my camera. Once the season opened I never saw this deer again. I think he went into hiding or someone else put an arrow through him. I have since then purchased 3 more Cuddybacks. Love them!

Wilfred Mcneil
Glace Bay, NS
10/25/2016
This one got away.....

Dustin Jones
St. Anthony, ID
10/25/2016
Summertime in Idaho. Catching an elk on trail camera is one thing, but catching an elk on trail camera with perfect lighting that would make any photographer jealous is a whole other level.

Dustin Jones
St. Anthony, ID
10/25/2016
I had my Attack set up to scout for elk and after I took my elk, I had left it up in the tree. I am glad I did because it captured these two young moose playfully battling it out.

Mike Koenig
Sun Prairie, WI
10/25/2016
Camera set up on the gate between two properties. Lots of pictures of this guy...including some during daylight hours!