Francis Eatherington
Roseburg, OR
9/23/2016
The trail cam is in my creek, at a water hole that has water in it all year, while the rest of the creek dries up. The birds love to play in the water, and once in awhile a bob cat shows up to get a drink.

Andrew Whittaker
Hartsfield, GA
9/23/2016
The attack ir camera is set up on a deer feeder on the edge of some hardwoods. This just shows how fast and clear the cuddeback cameras really are. It caught this turkey flying in to feed with the other turkeys. I wouldn't have anything but a cuddeback. The proof is in the pic !!!!!

Chris Holes
Curwensville, PA
9/23/2016
like looking into a mirror

Chris Holes
Curwensville, PA
9/23/2016
Incoming

Fred Watson
Beverly, WV
9/22/2016
I got these two deer playing

Fred Watson
Beverly, WV
9/22/2016
I got these two deer playing

Christopher Prober
Bumpus Mills, TN
9/22/2016
Afraid of his own shadow

David Kozak
Mount Sterling, IL
9/22/2016
picture 1. Hard horn and in daylight I just might have a chance to harvest this mature whitetail as long as harvesting corn can be put off. picture 2. another reason why cuddebacks cameras are my favorite. a doe and her fawn are running pretty hard cuddeback captues the image withno blurs!

David Medley
Whipple, OH
9/22/2016
I love my cuddeback! It was a Christmas present from my wife. Went to check my cameras and this is what I found! To my surprise, it still took great pictures after this woodpecker had its way with it!

Susan Killian
Wardville, OK
9/22/2016
1st deer: We raise them big in Oklahoma. This site was the corn feeding site. We've seen this particular deer on all our cameras lately. Just hope he hangs around until deer season. 2nd Deer: Looks like there may have been a little greed going on here. There's enough for everyone. 3rd Deer: Just thought this was an awesome picture.