Justyn Homik
Coopersville, MI
4/4/2012
Every year in the winter months the turkeys in my area tend to relocate and hardly ever show themselves, but in the spring months the turkeys return and roost in the same areas they did the previous years. I have set my cuddeback attack IR in a few of the areas that i know they roost. I was luck y enough to catch this big eastern gobbler right before he flew up to his roost. the deer are a bonus feature. This camera is actually set up right on top of a bluff high on a ridge where the turkeys can easy make a descent from the trees and land on the ground with ease. Great product Cuddeback. Couldnt be more pleased with the images this camera takes weekly. The other two are just some photos of pictures I liked.

guy winohradsky
davisburg, MI
4/3/2012
Gotta look close - still not sure who is eating who...

Travis Johnson
Spring Green, WI
4/3/2012
I set my Cuddeback out in hopes of getting some turkey pictures to know where the turkeys are for season this weekend. I got this picture of this pretty tom all fanned out today. I know where to hunt this weekend. I cannot wait to hear those awesome gobbles as the sun comes up.

michael roepe
concordia, MO
4/3/2012
just waiting for turkey season. These are 200 yrds behind the house

Austen Bligiske
Sobieski, WI
4/3/2012
I have been having this doe visit my feed for a while no.

Chad Pharis
Winchester, KY
4/3/2012
out for a stroll

gene riley
brattleboro, VT
4/3/2012
At this location in the woods of Vermont I saw many tracks of rabbits, coyotes and bobcats in the snow. I set up the camera accordingly... and the Attack IR did a perfect job capturing this magnificent bobcat in motion.

chris seidl
little falls, MN
4/3/2012
just a perfect sunset with a glisining doe like a protrait

Zach Cunningham
Reedsburg, WI
4/2/2012
coyote out walking in the snow late at night.

Steven Liimatta
Circle Pines, MN
4/2/2012
Northeastern Minnesota Wolf Pack