Larry Vink
Spring Lake, MI
3/9/2018
They eat all my deer bait.

Jake Plichta
Streator, IL
3/9/2018
Eagle hitting the bait pile!

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
3/4/2018
These photos are from a couple of years ago,but with spring just around the corner here's a reminder to get your wood duck houses ready. These beautiful birds appreciate it.

Matt Malone
Frazee, MN
3/4/2018
The camera is supposed to be set up for taking pictures of turkeys and deer. But this guy had been making a regular appearance and surprised us by giving us a great photo.

Larry Burdick
Hickory Corne, MI
3/3/2018
Bold Eagle checking out the Cuddeback LRIR E2

Larry Burdick
Hickory Corners, MI
3/3/2018
I ask a friend if I could set up my cuddeback E2 Long range IR on his Carcus grave yard

Larry Burdick
Hickory Corners, MI
3/3/2018
The Cuddeback Attack set up on a Road Kill to see what I would Capture

Louis Baum
Springfield Center, NY
2/28/2018
I set a bait for predators in a secluded spot. Over the years, Coyote, Fox and Bobcat frequent this bait. No doubt about the reliability of the Cuddeback camera!

Larry Keck
Fulton, MO
2/27/2018
I set one of my Cuddeback cameras along the edge our lake to get pictures of wildlife that follow the shoreline when the water is frozen. There was no bait or sents, just a blind set with the camera. I've gotten pictures of otter, coyote, raccoon, dogs, mink, and fox on the ice, but I never thought about a bald eagle stopping by -- good thing I had a great trail camera that not only got the eagle walking, but also stopped it in the air. I love Cuddeback cameras!

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
2/27/2018
It's hard to find shed antlers if the bucks are still wearing them.