David Matthews
Bradenton, FL
12/8/2021
New York Buck in Snow by Ladder Stand

Spencer Goodwin
Haynesville, LA
12/7/2021
This is one of the most amazing images I have ever seen taken on a trail camera and it truly shows the speed of the trigger on these cameras. The photo I am submitting was taken after I shot a nice buck and it was falling to the ground. The picture was literally taken between the time it took for the bullet to hit the deer and it to fall down. Really shows how awesome these cameras are.

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
12/7/2021
Cuddeback trigger speed is faster than a deer at Santa’s replacement tryouts.

Austin Brooks
Missouri, MO
12/6/2021
This is two eagles here in north west Missouri. The birds later to find out we’re eating a rabbit. I think it is very cool to see two eagles on camera.

Walter Piorkowski
South Beloit, IL
12/6/2021
For me, a one in a million shot. My first Cuddeback camera only 2 weeks old captures this moment before a strike, image. Our backyard is far from rural but we obviously have a healthy coyote in the neighborhood. The 1/4 second trigger made it possible.

John Marzolf
Chatfield, MN
12/4/2021
First time I have ever gotten an owl on camera. Thought it was funny the doe and the owl were looking at each other

George Murrmann
West Baden Springs, IN
12/3/2021
Waiting her turn at the feeder

Jerry Perrin
Topeka, KS
12/3/2021
double vision. The yotes are really thick this year. This one was slipping across the dam of a water hole looking for a meal. Maybe its time to hang up the bow and get out the varmint rifle. Pretty nice fur on this one.

Benjamin Sargent
Granby, CT
12/2/2021
Couple of bucks sparing a few weeks before opening day in Connecticut. You can also se a doe in the background watching the action. These are from a series of 38 photos of these two bucks sparing over about 10 mins.

Curt Wybourn
Warren, IL
12/2/2021
First time seeing this buck. Appears he is blind in his right eye.