Tracy Brown
Gouverneur, NY
5/30/2020
I placed my cuddyback in the beaver flow by my camp and got a pics of a wood duck and family of geese.

Tom Hurst
New Palestine, IN
5/30/2020
Early summer shot on a licking branch, corn coming in and amazing sunset!

Donna Crowell
Tilton, NH
5/28/2020
This was taking in my back yard. Donna......

Patty Anderson
Oshkosh, WI
5/28/2020
Here we have two little cubs sparring from May 2020 while their mom is close by in Northern Wisconsin.

Steve Osborn
Osseo, WI
5/27/2020
I look forward to seeing how he develops. The cuddeback is taking wonderful pictures in the creek.

Brandon Franklin
Waverly, TN
5/26/2020
This little buck was getting some minerals from the salt lick to get him some antler growth, and Ol' Tom is putting on a show for his ladies off camera.

Ralph Mullican
smartsville, CA
5/26/2020
I use cuddeback for security on my river property because no cell service in canyon. But on top mountain there is enough signal. We were surprised how many lions and bear were on our land and we didn't know except for occasional bear sighting when salmon are in. Most cameras are on roads or trails. I have five cameras two with bright flash and three black flash.

Peter Moore
Savannah, GA
5/25/2020
Newest member to the herd.

Gale Wald
alma,, WI
5/25/2020
this hawk just got what he ordered for lunch !!!!

Robert Hering
Potsdam, Germany, Ot
5/25/2020
Out in the bush we saw something whooshing away from a fresh kill. Always having some Cuddeback cameras in the vehicle, we set some around this black-faced impala. The cheetah obviously got itself a nice dinner there. Cheetahs are quite rare in our study area. So this was an exciting observation. This a free-ranging individual, not living in captivity and clearly a good hunter even in some thick bush areas.