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Photo by: Sammie Riehl, Elizabethville, PA

Set a camera over a fox den hoping to get some good photos

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Photo by: Gene Anderson, Clinton, IN

Spring Turkeys in thick cover. I leave cameras out all thru deer season and up into the spring just to determine what survived the fall/winter deer hunting season. After collecting my cameras and reviewing photos, I was really stunned by getting these images of turkeys tucked back in thick cover. Color and clarity are fantastic...some of the best I have seen. I ended up harvesting the turkey about 50yds from this location during the spring season. Also note that a coyote had been coming thru this same cover...evidently a den is close by. After getting the first coyote pic with squirrel in mouth, awhile later the same coyote came back thru from the opposite direction with nothing.

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Photo by: Kenneth Bauman, BEULAH, ND

This is the reason I stay with Cuddeback cameras. The 1/4 second shutter speed stops action so photo of this Great Blue Heron is not blurred

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Photo by: Louis Baum, Springfield Center , NY

I run camera baits through the winter months. In upstate New York there are Coyote, Fox, Bobcat and Fisher. The Fisher was reintroduced approximately 10 years ago by the NYS Dept of Environmental Conservation. Capturing the image of a mature Fisher is testimony to the successful reintroduction of the fur bearer to its traditional home range! Cuddeback cameras reliably produce high quality images under variable weather conditions!