Sean Callahan
Browerville, MN
11/14/2014
Well here was my window of opportunity. Why I didn't believe my past years pics of this deer being out in this stand location during daylight. I've got 2 more days of gun season to try and get my tag on this dandy MN buck. I know where I will be sitting without a doubt next year the 11-19 of November...

Chase Cook
Charlotte, NC
11/14/2014
This buck started showing up on my Cuddeback Trail Camera on August 7th 2014. I was able to take him opening day of rifle season in Kentucky November 8th 2014. Without my Cuddeback I wouldn't have had a clue the deer was even around.He scored 170 B&C with a 21.5 inside spread. Thank you for your amazing product and for helping me tag this awesome buck!

Paul Rogers
Ithaca, NY
11/14/2014
Bucks feeding in a clover plot in Tompkins county, NY

Lee
Wisconsin Dells, WI
11/14/2014
Night Creeper

Dan Kratzke
Wittenberg, WI
11/14/2014
Just a cool picture

Michael Persichini
Troy, MI
11/14/2014
I put food out for the birds and squirrels and these ducks found out!! It is pure madness everyday!!!

Zach
Valparaiso, IN
11/13/2014
Day light cruising the rut has hit full swing here in northwest Indiana, this is one of our future hit list deer.

Vincent S Ferruzzo
Houston, TX
11/13/2014
The pictures are from our property in Huntsville, TX. Huntsville is in East, Texas about an hour & 1/2 North go Houston. We were hit very hard back in 2011 with the drought and then a very cold winter. The bucks were never very big. As you can see we have bounced back nicely. Even the does are smiling!

Mark Madden
Towanda, PA
11/13/2014
Once scrapping starts in earnest I hang every cuddeback I own on one. The setup is remarkably productive - deer, bear, dogs, furbearers, rodents, you name it. Turkeys just happened to be cleaning up the acorns nearby.

Christopher Prober
Bumpus Mills, TN
11/13/2014
I went to Michigan for my annual duck hunt and left my camera in the woods for almost two months I had 586 pictures and 586 videos and my batteries were still good. The amazing sped of my new cuddeback black flash even captured this young Doe traveling at what appears to be Mach 1 or faster