John Brinser
Hummelstown, PA
9/16/2017
Hungry Bobcat. This turkey was feeding in a clover plot when he was ambushed by a bobcat. The turkey got roughed up but was able to get away. The bobcat had his own trail network around the perimeter of the food plots. I got several pictures of the bobcat this summer but this was the first action shot. Picture was taken at my hunting camp in upstate New York.

Kevin Stamps
Silver Creek, MS
9/16/2017
It appears he was pitching down from tree to feed.

Ron White
Lancaster, NH
9/16/2017
N.H. Ruffed Grouse on his log.

David Ray
Bloomington, IN
9/16/2017
I always like to inventory the bucks on my farm using cuddebacks over trophy rocks each summer. The first camera check after Labor Day is one of the most fun because that is when I get my first hard antler pics of the season. Here is one of our bucks in the process of sheddding. Thanks for the great cameras!

Austen Bligiske
Sobieski, WI
9/16/2017
Next meal was spotted. Ready to kill with his landing gear out.

nathan mccarville
murphysboro, IL
9/16/2017
Anxious to see this guy without his velvet.Been getting him with my cuddeback for a couple months now.

nathan mccarville
murphysboro, IL
9/16/2017
Getting this big 6 pretty consistently thanks to my cuddeback. Love the trigger speed.

nathan mccarville
murphysboro, IL
9/16/2017
Thanks to my cuddeback i got this big 9 point cruising through.I really like the trigger speed. Got lots of pics of him from every angle.

Susan Frabotta
Mesa, AZ
9/15/2017
Our rubber deer sits approximately one foot from ground to ear tip about 15 feet from our home in Valle, AZ (60 miles NW of Flagstaff, AZ). We noticed one afternoon a pup coyote sniffing around the birdseed, so we attached our new Cuddeback® Extended-Range IR 20MP Trail camera to the base of our bird bath. We are glad to see so many animals enjoy the bird seed feeding area too!

Gary Kraszewski
green bay, WI
9/15/2017
Bobcat, coyote, and Ruffed Grouse.