Steve Kraus
Mt.Calvary, WI
3/31/2015
This photo was taken in the woods by my house it looks like the owl is attaching the deer

Kaleb Mccarville
Murphysboro, IL
3/30/2015
Wasn't able to get a turkey tag until the fourth season. Hopefully this one will still be around. Love the pictures regardless!

Joe Simone
Chalfont, PA
3/30/2015
I have Cuddebacks throughout my 15 acre hunting area. There are 2 creeks crossing through the grounds and you never know what I will see from Minks, ducks, foxes, coyotes, Monster Bucks, Bald Eagles, and more..... I just started hunting 4 years ago at 49 years old.... What an eye opener is all I have to say about these cameras! You never know what you missed without them.....

Kaleb Mccarville
Murphysboro, IL
3/29/2015
We planted this food plot for deer but it is working better for turkeys. We killed a nice one here last year but nothing like this one.

Steve Smith
Hominy, OK
3/28/2015
I have four Cuddeback cameras and have captured 1000's of pics....but this is something I've never seen. Not sure who throws the first punch!!

Josh Connor
Long Prairie, MN
3/27/2015
This doe seems to have a baseball sized tumor on her jaw?

Ryan Connor
Long Prairie, MN
3/27/2015
One dang coyote that needs to die.

Ryan Connor
Long Prairie, MN
3/27/2015
Seeing this just gets me excited for spring turkey hunting.

Jared Markgraf
San Antonio, TX
3/26/2015
Now that the deer have lost their antlers I thought I might try putting the camera in out of the ordinary areas, like over the ol' armadillo hole

Ryan Willroth
Springdale, AR
3/26/2015
I was bow hunting in Kansas in late November when this nice 8 point produced a 15 shot with my Hoyt Maxxis. The deer lunged directly at my cuddeback attack upon impact of the arrow. Blood spray from the point of impact is an awesome example of how fast the trigger speed and quality of photos that this camera will capture.