Jim
Pleasanton, TX
8/10/2014
Just purchased the Cuddeback Ambush IR, and placed it at a feeder that hasn't seen any activity for weeks. Corn was piling up and I had decided to stop the feeder for awhile. The morning I went to shut it off, I noticed the corn gone and the ground tore up. This is the first photo my new Ambush recorded. In one pic I counted 22 wild hogs.

Craig Boyd
Athens, WI
8/10/2014
Close up picture of a eagle landing on a stump.

Sean Callahan
Browerville, MN
8/9/2014
The bucks are looking great and I'm still just amazed by this new camera. If you don't try one you don't know what your missing. Plain and simple the best camera I've ever used. I've now purchased 6 total and love them to death.

Cory Giles
Pleasantville, IA
8/9/2014
We've been chasing this buck for 3 years. He seemed to be scared of the cuddeback we have with a flash last year. So we went with ir & black flash cams this year. Got over a 100 pics in a couple weeks of him now that he's not spooked. Thanks for making such a great product.

Stephen Brandt
Louisburg, KS
8/9/2014
just simply put out a camera to check for deer and got this cool shot

Larry Burdick
Hickory Corners, MI
8/9/2014
I set my Cuddeback attack on a home made stake at the end of a bridge and captured this young Coyote

Larry Burdick
Hickory Corners, MI
8/9/2014
I set up my Cuddeback attack in my food plot and captured this doe and fawn

Larry Burdick
Hickory Corners, MI
8/9/2014
I set up my Cuddeback attack in my food plot and captured these Does and Fawns

Larry Burdick
Hickory Corners, MI
8/9/2014
I set up my Cuddeback attack on a home made pole at the end of a bridge and captured these fawns

Larry Burdick
Hickory Corners, MI
8/9/2014
I set up my Cuddeback attack on my food plot and captured these Turkeys and Fawns