Darin whitten
Rochester, IL
1/19/2022
I once cought a fish this big.

Curt Kozitka
Detroit Lakes, MN
1/18/2022
Buck in process of shedding his 2021 antlers. Sometime between New Year’s Eve 2021 & the early morning of January 3, 2022, this buck shed the right side of his head gear. The beginning of the end of this buck’s 2021 antler cycle captured by Cuddeback.

Brent Bennett
COLONIAL HGTS, VA
1/17/2022
"Mirror Twins". These 2 bucks have lost opposite antlers.

Vincent Mast
Millersburg, OH
1/17/2022
I dug out this small watering hole where there had been a wet spot in our field and get plenty of pictures of all kinds of wildlife using it, this picture of a red tailed hawk is definitely a favorite and truly shows what awesome pictures these cameras take.

Mark Fidishun
Sugarloaf, PA
1/15/2022
These two buck were sparing for about five minutes at my alfalfa feeder. This was the last in a series of photos of these buck of the photos and it appears that they decided to take a "portrait" and pose for the camera.

James Bode
Oklahoma City, OK
1/15/2022
This picture was taken just outside of Oklahoma City on a deer trail. The Oklahoma Wildlife commission said that this is a Rabbit Back bobcat due to its color pattern.

Vernon Bode
Midwest City, OK
1/15/2022
This photo was taken at a deer feeder just outside of Oklahoma City. We get plenty of pictures of bobcats but this is the first of one with dinner in its mouth.

Brent Bennett
Colonial Heights, VA
1/15/2022
2 bucks with opposite antlers dropped.

Aaron Lynch
tony, WI
1/14/2022
This is a buck I called Wishbone. I have pictures of him after gun season, so I'm really looking forward hunting him this year!

Aaron Lynch
tony, WI
1/14/2022
Here is a buck I named Chief. Ive been after him for two years now. Hopefully I'll catch up with him in 2022!