Keith Franklin
Coeur d'Alene, ID
5/25/2018
I've started my spring scouting to see how the elk fared through the winter. My camera captured a bedded cow elk and a snow shoe hare, that now has its summer colors. Neither the elk or the hare seemed to be disturbed by the other.

Mike Arnold
MIDDLETON, WI
5/25/2018
A well timed picture of a pair of sandhill cranes in an aerial battle for the affection of the long legged lady crane in the background. Cranes are very noisy on a normal day. I can't imagine how loud they would be while fighting.

Gary Kraszewski
green bay, WI
5/24/2018
Turkey checking out my trail cam.

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
5/23/2018
Play time for the little coyotes.

Steven Chesney
philadelphia, MS
5/23/2018
My cuddelink black flash caught this gobbler showing off for the camera. This camera takes awesome color pictures.

Jon Stacy
Powell, OH
5/23/2018
New property I leased and was the first time I checked the camera. I can always count on cuddeback, I use them on all my properties.

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
5/22/2018
These are the photos that I intended to send last week. The mother coyote will have her hands full. I have never gotten photos like these before. I feel fortunate to have gotten these.

Joell Adair
Payson, UT
5/22/2018
Gotta love some early season turkey action.

Joell Adair
Payson, UT
5/22/2018
I put these cameras before the road was completely clear of snow so i had to hike in 3 miles and got a pretty good show put on in front of the cameras at 8800 feet. I might just hike in next year and see if i can get one of these big birds.

Dennis Mullen
Bangor, PA
5/21/2018
Now that the weathers nice, and I have the windows open, I've been hearing some strange sounds in the backyard late at night. I set up one of my cameras under the bird feeders to see if I could find out what was responsible. I captured this photo of a opossum telling a raccoon who's the boss of my back yard. They must have worked things out because they were both under the feeder in subsequent pictures