Trapper cave
weeping water, NE
9/10/2012
just alot of dogs and no big bucks.

Devin Holt
Bolivar, MO
9/10/2012
I have owned a few different brands of trail cameras and once I was tired of missing all the action I decided to buy a Cuddeback!! The first time I checked my Cuddeback I couldn't believe the quality of the pictures but what I liked most of all was the amazing trigger speed. Even though these animals are a little blury, I was amazed at the Cuddeback's trigger speed to be able to capture these animals moving this fast. I would rather have this blury image of a big 10 point chasing a doe then have a blank picture and wondering what I just missed. You won't miss anything with the Cuddeback's tigger speed.

Kelly Morris
Evanston, WY
9/10/2012
Just looking for deer coming into hay field to what is there.

Jake Mitte
Neillsville, WI
9/10/2012
trail cam photos off my food plot

Beau Martonik
Johnsonburg, PA
9/10/2012
Late August, this 10 point is coming across a trail in front of my Cuddeback Capture with its velvet hanging on by a thread. This photo was taken on public land in North Central Pennsylvania.

russell chappell
cayuga, NY
9/10/2012
i dont know how this happened? but ive been getting pics of this deer all summer!

dustin cope
Crossnore, NC
9/10/2012
Just thought this picture was pretty cool her taking off to run.

Michael Gabaldon
Auburndale, FL
9/9/2012
Its not every day you see a deer with one polished antler and one in full velvet

Chris Pose
Cumming, IA
9/9/2012
I was so impressed with the colors of the bobcat as seen in the photo that I failed to see that the photo also captured a bat in flight. Great trigger speed in action.

justin boehler
johnstown, NY
9/9/2012
put my cuddeback out at a new spot for one week and got tons of pictures and found this fat hair bobcat.