James Raines
Blairsville, GA
2/4/2020
Been looking at cuddeback pictures for along time. This year I was able to buy my first cuddeback camera and now have 3. Two of them I bought after deer season but I decided to start getting use to the transmission of the camera and put one of the G series camera on are back food plot and caught this image on the camera

Zane Barnes
Coraopolis, PA
2/4/2020
Deer Defend a squirrel stuck in a trap from a Hawk . They kept the hawk away until I was able to get there and let the squirrel out of the trap unharmed

Zane Barnes
Coraopolis, PA
2/4/2020
Fox im hunting

Zane Barnes
Coraopolis, PA
2/4/2020
Gaint Coyote Eatting all my deer

Zane Barnes
Coraopolis, PA
2/4/2020
Gaint Coyote Eatting all my deer

Zane Barnes
Coraopolis, PA
2/4/2020
Though he didn't make it through hunting season has been gone for a two months then shows back up

D E Parker
McComb, MS
2/3/2020
This is in a food-plot in southwest Mississippi in February. Probably the secondary rut.

David Ray
Bloomington, IN
2/2/2020
I have put one of my cuddebacks on this perennial rub for the last ten years. I average 12 different bucks working it each fall. This year was the same. Here is a nice ten pointer who worked this rub for over 10 minutes in daylight. Can’t wait to see what he grows into next fall. I love the pictures and videos I get with my cuddeback on this rub!

Matthew Lang
South Milwaukee, WI
2/2/2020
I leave my cameras up and running all year long. This guy just started showing up in January.

Matthew Lang
South Milwaukee, WI
2/2/2020
I leave my cameras up and running all year long. This guy just started showing up in January.