John Reiner
Flemington, NJ
3/6/2010
The buck w/9 lives

Tim Adams
Grand Isle, VT
3/6/2010
I set my Cuddeback along a wire fence line in a cedar thicket opening. This coyote image was captured just after slipping through the fence. looks like it could be carrying this springs young.

Jeremy Hager
nicholasville, KY
3/6/2010
i have watched this deer for the passed three years,although ive never seen him while in the stand ive enjoyed watching him grow with my cudde.

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
3/5/2010
Another picture and video of a buck fawn working a licking branch above a scrape.

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
3/5/2010
Picture and video of a buck fawn working a licking branch above a scrape.

Jerry Mayfield
Douglass, KS
3/5/2010
My first experience with a trail camera. Who would have thought these gals would pose like this for me. I always wondered what went on on my place after dark. Now I know.

Michael Malia
Owego, NY
3/5/2010
This camera was setup in Nebraska in preparation for 2009 Bow hunting White Tails. We were very surprised when we saw this photo. Credit goes to our friend Joe and his cameras.

Robert Follett
Meadow Lake Postal Code S9X1G1, SK
3/5/2010

Kaine Pace
St.Francisville, LA
3/5/2010
We dont get many snow days here in south LA. This year it has snowed 4 different times and each tim the deer seem to freak out and lock down. These cuddies backs are great tool to find out whats going on in the woods.

Tom Martin
Winona, MN
3/5/2010
We run our cameras from may to Feb. They perform trough all kinds of weather as the snowny bucks picture shows. The other picture shows us when its time to go shed hunting. The cameras keep us on top of the entire deer happenings all season.