Wes Delks
Rossville, IN
5/13/2015
I really enjoy taking pictures of juvenile critters during this time of the year when antler growth is just starting. We have really loved keeping an eye on this fox family. My favorite picture is the kit with breakfast.

Jared Markgraf
San Antonio, TX
5/12/2015
When I first saw this doe with her injured foreleg, I figured it was the result of tangling up with a barbed wire fence. But the pictures from my cuddeback show the wound to be a scar on each side, which leads me to believe it could be an old bullet wound.

Jared Markgraf
San Antonio, TX
5/12/2015
Now that the jackalopes have shed their antlers, the local fox is out hoping for an easy meal

Jack Smith
Chehalis, WA
5/12/2015
I set up my Cutteback Capture camera out in my back field in the hopes of getting some pictures of the does with their new fawns, after placing a few green pears in front of the camera, I checked back a couple of days later and the pears were gone. This is the culprit.

Jerry & Glenda Carlson
Branch, MI
5/12/2015
My parents, Jerry & Glenda Carlson, put their Cudde Back trail cam out on their property in upper lower Michigan. They get the most amazing pictures!

Chris Miller
Wellington, OH
5/12/2015
Early spring antler growth

Jared Markgraf
San Antonio, TX
5/11/2015
Check out the cutter on this hog!!! He's been coming to this feeder every now and then for the last 4 years now, but refuses to be caught in the trap nearby. Smart piggy

Jared Markgraf
San Antonio, TX
5/11/2015
I think this little button buck has his seasons mixed up!

Sean Callahan
Browerville, MN
5/10/2015
More turkeys!

Sean Callahan
Browerville, MN
5/10/2015
These turkeys haven't gotten the bird flu virus. Nice looking Tom's.