Michael Jahns
Ripon, WI
10/30/2012
There's no way my old camera's would have got this bird trying to land on the cuddeback attack

Joe Ganote
Goshen, KY
10/30/2012
I own three brands of cameras, when i need a fast crisp photo i always go with my cuddebacks. I have attached three photos from the first camera i owned a cuddeback Non Typical 1.3 . Cuddeback has always taken great photos. The first picture is a blue bird looking for a new home. The second picture is a doe cautiously walking with her fawn. The third picture i call the ghost buck it was taken on a night that dropped below zero degrees.

Mark Friberg
Green Bay, WI
10/30/2012
We hear the coyotes howling every night. We were able to capture this one on our Cuddeback a few hundred yards behind the house.

Quinn Rogers
Wetumka, OK
10/30/2012
this was the first major cold front to move through southeast oklahoma and it definatly got the big boys moving

William Helms
Buena Vista, CO
10/30/2012
Another nice photo capture of a mountain lion up close.

Lee Ray Pickrell
Naylor, MO
10/30/2012
This mountain lion was captured on a Cuddeback game camera. It was photographed on my farm in Ripley County, Missouri. This will be the first confirmed sighting in our county's history. He was photographed on two separate Cuttebacks on two different days. He was photographed around 8:30 pm each day. This cat was pictured approximately 100 yards from our cabin. Thank you, Cutteback, for a once in a lifetime picture! Lee Ray Pickrell

Eric Benson
Atoka, OK
10/30/2012
a bird flying by i just love the trigger speed of this cmera

Eric Benson
Atoka, OK
10/30/2012
rocky the doe and she comes out fighting

Eric Benson
Atoka, OK
10/30/2012
the longest tail ive ever seen

Todd Norman
Needville, TX
10/30/2012
1) One buck pushing another buck around. 2) A buck in velvet flying high!