benjamin Rider
dundee, NY
11/28/2011
Taken first week of November in yates county Ny on my cuddyback capture

Kenny Walker
Smith Center, KS
11/27/2011
Fainting Buck? Bloody antlers? Never know what you will get a picture of!

James Eaton
Mount Vernon, KY
11/27/2011
I have a picture of something that seems to be transparent. Not sure what I have captured in this photo. Much discussion in our family about what this critter could be. Strange picture to say the least.

Mike Hoffman
Randolph, WI
11/27/2011
I had 4 separate pics of this owl as he patrols this section of a soybean food plot. He finally found what he was looking for. This pic is an awesome example of the great trigger speed of a cuddeback.

Dan Salerno
Dunkirk, NY
11/27/2011
After suspecting the coyotes have been feeding on all the rabbits in the area, I set up one of my four Cuddeback Captures in the vicinity of all the cottonball tails I've been finding. To my surprise, it wasn't coyotes at all but a hungry red fox.

Mike Wasko
Colchester, VT
11/27/2011
Trying to catch the eye of that lovely female? Might want to use a Cuddeback..cause here's how to do it! My cuddeback in vermont is set on the same tree my stand is and caught this doe feeding into a corn field at night. Althoght Vermont has a limited number of bucks, this doe shows the effectiveness of the Cuddeback's quick trigger speed, immediate focus (even if a photo is taken at less than one foot) and zero sound to spook animals.

Chase McDaniel
ville platte, LA
11/27/2011
complete levitation-just thought it was a cool picture

ROD WILSHUSEN
AMHERST, NE
11/27/2011
Doe and Blue Heron having a face off. Picture taken NW of Amherst,Nebraska on the Wood River.

Chris Stirn
Remus, MI
11/27/2011
We have a piebald doe that is 2 1/2 years old. She is beautiful and the neighbors have agreed to not harvest her. We enjoy the pics very much.

Chris Stirn
Remus, MI
11/27/2011
It looks like a Chickadee is getting up close to my CuddeBack.