Rolf Amundson
Wheatland, WY
6/3/2020
Image 1...Taken 12/5/19 during/after winter snow storms. Image 2...Taken 1/8/20 after storm subsides Image 3...Taken 1/12/20 where wind blew and provided food for the Elk to graze. Camera was set for a picture every 5 minutes during daylight and automatically to motion setting at night. Camera remained activated for approximately 5 months and was unable to retrieve it until May 2020 because of blizzard and snow conditions. I had 4 cameras with more than 40,000 pictures to review after finally get them back.

Al Fair
MC LOUD, OK
6/3/2020
Bison in central Oklahoma.

Billy Ross
HIXTON, WI
6/3/2020
This photo was only 3 hours before I got to the farm to hunt. This is a great example of why I love having Cuddeback/Cuddelink.

David Black
Woodstock, GA
6/3/2020
I really wish we had video turned on for this camera. There's a two minute gap between the two pictures.... wonder if he pranced around that entire time....

Mike Koenig
Sun Prairie, WI
6/3/2020
Doe giving birth!

RANDY schreiner
port washington, WI
6/3/2020
backyard squirrel

Danbo Belcher
Travelers Rest, SC
6/3/2020
We have Cuddeback cameras set up at feeders all over our lease. Our lease is located in Dodge County, Ga. and is loaded with deer and turkey. In this pic we have deer at the feeder in the background and a couple of gobblers strolling by. I named this pic, “Game Farm”.

Stephen Gingras
LEICESTER, MA
6/2/2020
I put my cameras out at the end of turkey season and hope to get pictures of does with fawns. I lucked out last year with this one. Messed up on setting the date, it defaulted to the model year. One wants to see what mama's after, the others like .. Got Milk? 14 years old and this Cuddeback Capture still works great. I got the camera out again.this year, and I hope to see more fawns!

Howard Hawks
Princeton, WV
6/2/2020
Checked camera where I hunt and it was on the camera..

Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
6/2/2020
Black Bear with her two cubs, and a Whitetail Doe with her fawn.