Richard and Laura Gingher
Tunkhannock, PA
11/22/2017
On the night of November 7th we had our first bitter cold snap in Northeastern Pennsylvania. At bedtime I heard a muffled noise and called to my husband down in the basement to be sure he had not fallen. I should have checked outside because the next morning my husband, Rich, found the dog's plastic igloo coop had been moved on the concrete slab behind the house. Then he walked past our beehives and found two of the hives were toppled and awry. Bear claw marks can be seen in the wax on one of the frames in the front of the pic. After about 20 years of use our electric fencer that protects the hives was no longer at full strength. One side of a frame of honey had been eaten (about 2 lb.s). Imagine yourself eating 2 lb.s of honey in one sitting... A few days later my husband saw the Cuddeback camera was missing from the tree it was on. He found it 12' away. The camera is history but the chip was ok. The times on the pics show that the bear was messing with the camera for 20 minutes from 12:01-12:21 am on Nov. 8th. Most of the pics were black and white blurs but one shows a 'selfie' of the bear. I put the hives back together in the morning. There were many dead bees on the ground. We won't know until spring if the hives survive this intrusion. I forgot to completely zip up my bee suit and took a bunch of stings as I reassembled the hive. Maybe the bear was angry at the camera because of all the bee stings he must have taken. Or maybe he had a belly ache... Laura Gingher

Cesar OSio
DURANGO, Ot
11/21/2017
Images of wildlife in the state of Durango, Mexico. In the case of the ocelot, it is an endangered species

Jerry Knoll
Muskegon, MI
11/20/2017
This deer is nice buck is on my property, and first time we had him on camera! He has a lot of little stuff by the brow tines. Cuddeback did a good job of getting the picture!

Hershell Sparks
Waco, KY
11/20/2017
This photo of a red-tailed hawk in dive mode at the deer scrape is absolutely stunning. No other camera!

Lori Wick
Grafton, WI
11/18/2017
Cooper Hawk on the Fly

Randy Lange
Mendon, MI
11/18/2017
While looking for deer this big boy decided to come out instead. This in the back of our property during hunting season for deer, only seeing these big boys.

Steven Yanyk
Pilot Butte, SK
11/18/2017
This is Barney. I have been watching this buck for 3 years. He did not like my IR red flash cameras. He spent the whole season avoiding my cameras and I spent my whole season moving them around trying to figure out his movements. I bought a new Cuddeback E3 Blackflash this season and he became a regular in the area. The 1st picture is a couple days after I had an encounter with him over a decoy. The 2nd picture shows how big Barney really is. The 3rd photo captured Barney chasing does the day I had the decoy encounter with him

Mary Ostrowski
Cushing, MN
11/17/2017
This monster was captured on camera two days before our Deer season opened... We have 120 acres of farmland and swamp, and he gave us good pictures.. opening day,,, he walked in front of my scope, and now is going to hang on my wall.. 14 points and green scored at 195...

Gary Andrews
Cicero, NY
11/17/2017
A few days ago I submitted a phoo of a buck with my empty treestand in the backround. Here is another, bigger buck at same stand. Again empty treestand in backround. This time I was hunting close by in another stand. It really is about right place at right time!

Kevin Carlson
Rush City, MN
11/17/2017
Nice buck tending a community scrape with scent dripped hanging overhead