Norman Romero
Naples, FL
9/6/2010
Well I'm using a Wildgame Innovations gamecam and it obviously has slow trigger speed..unless the object is right in front of it for a while.(see pics) I would love to have a gamecam that snaps pictures with trigger speed!

Keith Preteau
Sprague, MB
9/6/2010
These photos were taken in south junction mb, canada. This is the first time i've seen this buck and he is a beauty. I cant wait till hunting season to hopefully cross paths with this buck. Unfortunately, two days later a bear wrecked my camera so i dont know if i'll get any more pictures of him.

John Lowe
Zimmerman, MN
9/6/2010

Cody Wolka
Vallonia, IN
9/6/2010
Looks like the red flash of the capture IR scared this young buck

Cody Wolka
Vallonia, IN
9/6/2010
2 days prior to getting this picture I was getting pictures of the rabbit running back and forth in front of the camera.Looks like he finally caught him.

jimmy cunningham
warren, TX
9/6/2010
Hows this for trigger speed?

eric finley
stillwater, MN
9/6/2010
these are pictures from my 2010 bear hunt. Our bait was getting hit every night by a sow and 3 cubs. The sow we guessed weighted around 200 lbs. and the 3 cubs were yearlings

Doug Yoak
Big Bend, WV
9/6/2010
Here is a few pix I got with my new cuddeback

Gayle Smith
Houston, TX
9/6/2010
We live in Southest Texas, about 50 miles northwest of Houston. We have a creek that borders the side of our land. We discovered a beaver dam, which was really surprising. So we broke the dam and then put out the Cuddeback thinking the beaver might come back and rebuild. We did not get pictures of any beaver and we believe it might have something to do with the bobcat that was caught by the Cuddeback.

Michel HIBON
FRANCE,
9/6/2010
Observation d'un terrier. Blaireaux et renards s'y succdent.