Brian Sciortino
Pachuta, MS
3/4/2013
I GOT THIS PICTURE THE EVENING BEFORE I WAS ABLE TO HARVEST THIS BUCK, ON MY HUNTING CLUB IN Rose Hill, MISSISSIPPI. I HARVESTED HIM ABOUT 800 YARDS FROM WHERE THIS PHOTO WAS TAKEN. HE SCORED 151. IT WAS 2 MONTHS INTO THE SEASON AND NO ONE HAD A PIC OF HIM.

Jeff Beard
Cary, NC
3/4/2013
The Cuddeback is a great way to see if the Wood Duck boxes we put up are being used.

Nancy Warren
Ewen, MI
3/4/2013
The bobcat is a rather secretive animal, but with the deep snow, it was difficult to walk, even on the packed trail.

Michael Burdosh
Abrams, WI
3/4/2013
2 Red Tail Hawks arguing over a dead chicken found in the brush near some corn for the Deer.

Charles Niquette
Lexington, KY
3/4/2013
While checking my camera cards after pulling everything at the end of deer season I was surprised at finding this picture. It is a testament to Cuddeback's camera speed!

Charles Niquette
Lexington, KY
3/4/2013
I've seen bobcats on the farm only rarely. When I pulled my cameras after deer season ended, I was really surprised at what I saw.

Jean Snodgress Wiedenheft
Cedar Rapids, IA
3/4/2013

Jean Snodgress Wiedenheft
Cedar Rapids, IA
3/4/2013
In every other picture the Attack has taken, a moment before the coyotes show up to feed, the raccoons walk away or climb the nearest tree. In this instance, the last raccoon decided to hold his position. The coyote and the coon stayed on opposite sides of the deer, but ate together for about half an hour. It was the coyote that left the scene first.

Stefanie Garvis
Johnston, IA
3/4/2013
Something spooked this eagle & crows away while they were trying to get a bite to eat.

Stefanie Garvis
Johnston, IA
3/4/2013
We have captured pictures of eagles, juvinille eagles, raccoons, possoms feasting on this deer.