Paul LaFerriere
Manchester, NH
9/18/2020
Camera is set up behind tree stand to monitor a trail and it looks like these three does were busted heading to a party!

Robert Zipprich
Portland, OR
9/18/2020
A cow elk rubbed against my cam and pushed it around to the other side of the tree, or I would not have caught this big guy! He strutted for the camera several times before chasing after another cow elk.

Robert Zipprich
Portland, OR
9/18/2020
This black bear looked cinnamon color from the side. I think it's the same bear in photo 3 because the time stamp is the same as the other two photos. He looks completely black when facing the camera. He may have known the cam was there and circled around to get a better look. Several animals approached the cam directly. I'm wondering if they hear the cam?

Tim Malay
Denmark, WI
9/17/2020
The boys are back in town. Always great to see when the bucks start to change their summer patterns, and head back to the property.

Travis Houser
DeWitt, IL
9/17/2020
4 coyote pups playing

matt gerhold
Kirksville, MO
9/17/2020
So many good deer are only caught on camera once and almost not at all. Camera has been there for a month and he was only there for two seconds of that month.

Riley Welch
Beecher, IL
9/17/2020
These bucks have been regulars all summer and will hopefully stick around for the fall!

Mike Novak
Sheridan, AR
9/16/2020
I have several Cuddeback cameras on my deer lease property in Oklahoma and Kansas. This pic is at a prime travel route between draws on the property. I thought this pic was a good one of two does who appear to not be getting along.

kevin miller
punxsutawney, PA
9/16/2020
This guy decided to get up close and personal.

Victor Perry
Chesapeake, VA
9/16/2020
These are with the J series cameras. This was about 30 minutes after we freshly cut 3 food plots.