Stanley Rhew
Sparta, MI
7/6/2016
Set up my camera to use as a survelanc camera

Blake Chandler
Tyler, TX
7/6/2016
Lol!

Chris Holes
Curwensville, PA
7/6/2016
RUN!!!!!

Calvin Davis
Pendleton, OR
7/5/2016
We recently moved into a new house and discovered that the pheasant population is quite large in the neighboring fields. I decided to put up my Cuddeback and with a little cracked corn below a spruce tree on our property. I've captured some great photos of quite a few birds. Here are a few of the best pheasant photos from this spring.

Jack Coppens
Niagara, WI
7/5/2016
just enjoyed watching this spike buck getting close to the camera..

Seth Gill
Cloudland, GA
7/4/2016
black bear at feeder people did not believe they were bears in the area what a find

Eric Naess
Andover, MN
7/2/2016
I've been having fun positioning my camera about 14 feet from the ground. I build a wedge frame for my Cuddeback and have it looking down on one of my mineral stations. This particular site is on public land. I was very pleased with the size of these deer so early in the season. . . the minerals seem to be working

Andy Stinson
Willow Street, PA
7/2/2016
With a Cuddeback camera you get to see nature behind the scenes. This photo proves that every animal claims it's spot no matter how big or small. This raccoon faces off with a young bear defending it's find and most likely his supper!

Joe Defibaugh
Franklin, PA
7/2/2016
I am not real sure what happened to this young buck's right antler but it is quite unique. It will be interesting to watch it grow if he doesn't puncture it and bleed to death.

Dave Angus
Latrobe, PA
7/2/2016
Flying squirrel flying to hole in tree where camera is mounted. Rarely see these as they are nocturnal. Shows how fast trigger speed is.