Jason Lane
Moosic, PA
7/7/2010
Although I have not captured any pictures of fawns I know they are out there somewhere. This healthy doe just finished eating some food from our feeder and if you look closely you can see she is filled with milk and ready to feed her young.

mike ladner
quakertown, PA
7/7/2010

Alex Beatty
frederick, MD
7/7/2010
I have been scouting this buck for two years and owe it all to cuddeback

Bob Brown
Spring Grove, PA
7/7/2010
pictures taken over SternerDuttera's new Whitetail AMO

Adam Ferris
Boyd, WI
7/7/2010
Well i guess we can say it should be a good season in northwestern Wisconsin.

Will Brownlow
Knoxville, TN
7/7/2010
In the middle of the day, crows are a good way to scout for turkey. Crows will harass particularly the gobblers. I had seen a few jakes and hens in my bean field, but no gobblers. Obviously there was at least one gobbler who showed up, only to be crow bombed . Great still and action all in one photo.

Andy Flugge
Riceville, IA
7/7/2010
This is a pic that i got of a deer we had been watching all year. It was late in the rut and the Capture caught this buck and doe in action. One of the coolest pics i have got on the Capture to date. Love the camera.

Andy Flugge
Riceville, IA
7/7/2010
Here is a couple pics of some red winged black birds i got flying by my mineral site. The one looks like its turning its head to smile at the camera. These pics show the great trigger speed of the Cuddebacks.

Chris Evanson
Winona, MN
7/7/2010
I have been waching these deer for a couple years now. Every summer I have fun comparing racks from the year before. Cuddeback cameras make holding out for the right buck so much easier when you know he is there!

Michael Bass
Georgiana, AL
7/7/2010
These young poults are already flying. Must not like mama hen's dusting.