David Boone
Bellefonte, PA
3/6/2015
Momma doe did not like the newcomer to the feed pile. Hungry turkeys coming for a snack.

Jared Markgraf
San Antonio, TX
3/6/2015
Found a den hole, put the camera over it thinking it could be a fox den. Turned out to be a coyote den, but still hope to get some nice pictures of some pups when they emerge in a couple weeks

Russell Barrett
Angle Inlet, MN
3/6/2015
Was hoping to get some coyote pictures by these Jack rabbit carcasses; instead a beautiful Red-tailed hawk done a fly by; checking out a possible rabbit dinner!!

David Ray
Bloomington, IN
3/6/2015
put 2 cuddebacks at different angles on wild pig carcass. So far I have gotten bobcats, coyotes, raccoons, opossum, deer, crows, hawks and this eagle checking out or eating on the carcass. Everyone I show loves the pic of the eagle flying towards the camera. Can't wait to check out what comes to site this week!

Jake
West Liberty, OH
3/5/2015
I had my Cuddeback over this bean field and mineral lick all summer. Thanks to my Cuddeback Attack I got great pictures and videos of bachelor group bucks.

David Taylor
Randolph, NY
3/5/2015
looking for trophy buck and got the bear with red hair.

Greg Holden
Lake Geneva, WI
3/5/2015
This photo was taken at our back yard bird feeder.

Mauricio Torres
Bucaramanga, SA
3/4/2015
These animals are an Eira barbara, also known as tayras, which are very hard to see but here they are at their best. The camera was set in a cloud forest, in a reserve that belongs to the Estación Biológica Bomarea in Tona, Santander, Colombia.

Ken Krehbiel
Carbondale, CO
3/3/2015
Bear caught stealing Cuddeback camera. Caught on second Cuddeback taking Selfies!

Scott Quigley
Burlington, WI
3/3/2015
First time hanging camera. Got this dancen doe..