Gary Kraszewski
green bay, WI
10/31/2017
Ruffed Grouse

Brian Nawrocki
allenton, MI
10/31/2017
In this photo, I Just spruced up my mineral spot for the first time of the year, at the end of August, the next morning, These two were digging in. Couldn't believe the size of this deer, in this area, around here, everyone shoots the first thing they see, the area is over hunted and property rented out to a bunch of city folk. He stayed around a few days and hasn't been back until just last night, I caught him on another camera (cuddyback attack w/flash) near our pond, hopefully he can make another season so I can hunt him next year.

Russ Howe
Baldwin, NY
10/31/2017
Never saw him during hunting season.

Russ Howe
Baldwin, NY
10/31/2017
It's Okay... You Go First! It's a Cuddeback!

Russ Howe
Baldwin, NY
10/31/2017
Nice buck

JONATHAN CAMBRON
Oxford, AL
10/31/2017
I have been trying to find this mature deer and his unique brow tine size on one side is a dead give away from previous years. He noticed the camera then stuck his head up to smell what that camera may be!

Todd Rogers
GREENWOOD, DE
10/30/2017
This is a community scrape and my cuddieback never lets me down. This nice buck gave me a show to get the blood pumping.

@OnTheHoofTV Nick
Brooktondale, NY
10/30/2017
I was scouting this field edge when I noticed a sapling being thrashed ahead. A buck was rubbing off his velvet in early September. I immediately put up a Cuddeback on the spot. This is a deer we call Splitter and now I know exactly where he lives!

Joell Adair
Payson, UT
10/30/2017
This is the first fox i have gotten in the last 8 years that i have had trail cameras out

Joell Adair
Payson, UT
10/30/2017
I have been looking for spike elk this fall and i got pictures of this bull instead i'm not dissapointed with the big bull but not was i was after.