Photo/Video Galleries
Keith Franklin
Coeur d'Alene, ID
7/18/2018
I've been following this bull since spring. I submitted a June 6, 2018 photo of him in hopes of tracking his growth till fall. I've been lucky enough to capture him again on July 12, 2018 and he is maturing into a nice bull. With another month and a half of growth, hopefully he'll be back.
Coeur d'Alene, ID
7/18/2018
I've been following this bull since spring. I submitted a June 6, 2018 photo of him in hopes of tracking his growth till fall. I've been lucky enough to capture him again on July 12, 2018 and he is maturing into a nice bull. With another month and a half of growth, hopefully he'll be back.
Jabe Gr
Floyd, VA
7/16/2018
I have my Cuddeback watching an old apple orchard that is a hot spot for deer. This one was investigating my camera.
Floyd, VA
7/16/2018
I have my Cuddeback watching an old apple orchard that is a hot spot for deer. This one was investigating my camera.
Andy Bourget
Fall Creek, WI
7/16/2018
Mothers Natures Best The fawn is enjoying mother natures best while wagging (waving) to the camera! This is one of the closest photos I have seen of a fawn nursing. I captured this fawn nursing behind my home in Fall Creek, WI.
Fall Creek, WI
7/16/2018
Mothers Natures Best The fawn is enjoying mother natures best while wagging (waving) to the camera! This is one of the closest photos I have seen of a fawn nursing. I captured this fawn nursing behind my home in Fall Creek, WI.
Garett Judd
Edmonton, KY
7/16/2018
Race is on between Young buck and 2 coyotes. Having a severe coyote problem at one of my hunting locations.
Edmonton, KY
7/16/2018
Race is on between Young buck and 2 coyotes. Having a severe coyote problem at one of my hunting locations.
Ronald McCleskey
Wichita Falls, TX
7/12/2018
Just started up a CuddeBack Attack camera again on June 17. We are looking slightly NW at a feeder with a water tank just SW of the camera 30 feet. We had a family of squirrels enjoying the corn for a while until this bobcat spoiled that deal. The other photo is of a doe that got in close to the camera and the flash made for an interesting picture. Thanks,
Wichita Falls, TX
7/12/2018
Just started up a CuddeBack Attack camera again on June 17. We are looking slightly NW at a feeder with a water tank just SW of the camera 30 feet. We had a family of squirrels enjoying the corn for a while until this bobcat spoiled that deal. The other photo is of a doe that got in close to the camera and the flash made for an interesting picture. Thanks,
Steve Blackburn
Curwensville, PA
7/11/2018
The camera is in the middle of the woods in central PA. Not inside a pasture and this lost cows happens to wonder by.
Curwensville, PA
7/11/2018
The camera is in the middle of the woods in central PA. Not inside a pasture and this lost cows happens to wonder by.
Richard Smith
Altamont, IL
7/11/2018
Caught these two fawns playing leap frog shortly after catching them nursing with other photos.
Altamont, IL
7/11/2018
Caught these two fawns playing leap frog shortly after catching them nursing with other photos.
Jeff Sprinkle
Baytown, TX
7/11/2018
I got this picture of a small buck eating out of my feeder a couple weeks ago. I didn't have the camera very tight against the tree and I assume a squirrel or some other critter set down on top of my camera and turned it to the side. On top of that, since it was breaking daylight, the camera must have sensed just enough light so the flash didn't activate. It made an interesting picture.
Baytown, TX
7/11/2018
I got this picture of a small buck eating out of my feeder a couple weeks ago. I didn't have the camera very tight against the tree and I assume a squirrel or some other critter set down on top of my camera and turned it to the side. On top of that, since it was breaking daylight, the camera must have sensed just enough light so the flash didn't activate. It made an interesting picture.
ken olson
Palmer, AK
7/11/2018
Mad Mama, she must have seen the flash. Matanuska Town site, Palmer alaska
Palmer, AK
7/11/2018
Mad Mama, she must have seen the flash. Matanuska Town site, Palmer alaska
Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
7/9/2018
Here is the question of the day: What do sandhill cranes & deer have in common? Answer: They both turn reddish brown for the summer months & then they both turn grey color in the fall for the winter months.
Motley, MN
7/9/2018
Here is the question of the day: What do sandhill cranes & deer have in common? Answer: They both turn reddish brown for the summer months & then they both turn grey color in the fall for the winter months.
