Lanny Davis
Knoxville, TN
8/9/2011
I get lots of bear photo's in Monroe County, TN.....this one is a bit unusual. Bear has nose on camera. Guess he is checking the Cuddeback out.

curtis senghas
wellington, OH
8/9/2011
Width, mass and lenght this buck has it all.

Tim Kuhn
Ocala, FL
8/9/2011
I own 131 acres in the Ozark Mt. in Mo. I bow hunt only two times a year. I have owned my land for 3 1/2 years and so great improvement every year with deer management and minerals . I've used the rest but I settled for the best Cuddeback hands down.

cynthia mcculley
Arenzville, IL
8/9/2011
Getting ready for 2011 hunting season Place mu Cuddeback close to my stand and was amazed with this pictured captured by Cuddeback! Amazing! Love the Cuddeback Capture IR

Nicholas Deery
LaCrosse, WI
8/9/2011
We made a salt/mineral station several years ago...and the boys have been using it.

Mike Persichini
Troy, MI
8/9/2011
These deer will do anything to get to their deer lick!!!! Get in line!!

JEREMY mcgaha
blanchard, OK
8/9/2011
I HAVE HAD THESE TWO BUCKS CALL BEAVIS AND BUTTHEAD COMING TO CAMERA ALMOST EVERY DAY THIS SPRING AND SUMMER TO ME THEY ARE PRETTY CLOSE IN THE WAY THEY LOOK AND MY BE TWINS HOPE TO LET THEM GROW FOR A FEW MORE YEARS

Steve Cornforth
Denmark, SC
8/9/2011
The coyote picture is disturbing, we hear more every year. As far as I know he didn't catch his meal. The doe turning her head upside down is just funny. What is she doing?

Kyle Busch
Rice Lake, WI
8/9/2011
Ive had my camera out since early june. Alls i was getting was little bucks and turkeys, but then i put a Trophy Rock by my tree stand and the first day i got my camera there i had a bunch of deer on it.

Keith Zabka
Cheyenne, WY
8/9/2011
Elk numbers are growing in northwest Nebraska. These are just a few bulls that are out for an early morning feed.