Michael A Clouse
Burlington, ND
11/10/2014
I used the attack ir to capture this 5x4 beast could not get him in to shoot got a black flash now n tada his flaw is no more 5x5 n bigger

Steve Gould
Deposit, NY
11/10/2014
Saw this black bear from my truck window going to check the trail camera in Delaware County NY. Low and behold he was also caught on camera.

K. Andrew Spivey
Prairieville, LA
11/10/2014
The rut is in full throttle in my area of Louisiana and thanks to the quick trigger speed of my Cuddeback I was able to get a glimpse of this nice buck. Due to the full moon, he was out and about and just happened to beat my wife and I to the stand for the morning hunt. Fingers are crossed for an encounter during daylight.

Jason
Bourbonnais, IL
11/9/2014
This is the biggest buck I have ever caught on my camera. I found a scrape, hung a dripper and placed my cuddeback capture over the area. I have had this cuddeback capture for 5 years. As you can see the camera still works great. Thanks cuddeback for years of enjoyment. The second picture was one I got 5 years ago in 2009 (the year i got the camera). Camera still works great!!!

Bill
Youngstown, NY
11/9/2014
Killed this one

Josh Connor
Long Prairie, MN
11/9/2014
Always love to see bucks working the scraps!

Jim Taylor
Wheeling, WV
11/9/2014
I have my game Cuddeback Ambush IR camera set up on a deer trail that runs near my treestand. I checked the camera this week and found the picture of the bird right in front of the lens. Looks like the bird is trying to figure out if it is a camera or a bird nesting box. Either way it is a really cool picture. Perfect how the bird takes up the whole frame.

Ryan Connor
Long Prairie, MN
11/9/2014
One ugly buck! No g2's! Would be a good one to take out of the herd.

Ryan Connor
Long Prairie, MN
11/9/2014
First buck is the top shooter on the farm! Second one is a good young buck.

Ryan Connor
Long Prairie, MN
11/9/2014
First buck is a stud. Always love checking the cameras during the rut!