Doug Stahl
Mellette, SD
9/29/2010
I keep getting different shots of this doe, and this picture kind of says it all Cheese , only she is sticking her tongue out at the camera.

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9/29/2010
The camera covers a trail intersection on my property, no bait attracts animals to use the trails. Most photographs show deer. This is the first mountain lion photographed at this trail intersection.

Al Sherwood
Whitefish Bay, WI
9/29/2010
Deer, Deer, Deer, Deer,...............Horse!

Jared Yost
KIngfisher, OK
9/29/2010
Did not think we would see this size of pig so soon and the buck coming by the same feeder

travis edenfield
lincolnton, GA
9/29/2010
was wondering why i wasn't seeing as many deer and fox. now i know!

Anthony Ferrara
Rochester, NY
9/29/2010
Black coyotee. 2 black coyotees. gray coyotee

Anthony Ferrara
Rochester, NY
9/29/2010
Doe looking at camera. A black and gray coyottee lurking. 3 coyottee's hanging around 2 black 1 gray young

Tanner England
dibble, OK
9/28/2010
Lots of great pics. thanx cuddeback!

Tanner England
Dibble, OK
9/28/2010
Never could have captured this clear of a picture without a cuddeback.

Jim Cogar
Lewis Center, OH
9/28/2010
After harvesting a doe on opeing day of Ohio's bow season, I pulled my Capture IR before leaving the woods. To my amazement, I was shocked to see that my cuddeback actually managed to capture my arrow as it flew through the doe. Combine timing, some luck and incredible trigger speed,and you have a picture of a lifetime. Time and time again cuddeback continues to exceed my expectations!