Steven Lowe
Florence, SC
12/1/2011
We feed deer in the back yard every year. This is tripod as we call her. She was missing her back left leg and got around great. As always a great picture by a Cuddeback Camera.

jay jenzano
chester hieghts, PA
12/1/2011
i had a camera on a deer trail and this cooper hawk flew by

William Corbett
brandon, SD
12/1/2011
I have over 50 pics of this big guy, but this one gives me a good idea of how he would look on the wall! Pretty good proof the Cuddeback doesn't spook deer I would say!

DARREN TABER
TEXARKANA, TX
12/1/2011
November 1st - rut had just started in Arkansas. The camera mounted to observe the feeder captured this buck mounting a doe.

NEAL ROBERTS
JEANERETTE, LA
12/1/2011
CLUSTER BUCK

Ethan makamson
Grenada, MS
12/1/2011
bucks on there feet in daylight, starting to rut here in Ms..

Jeremy Stidd
Fieldon, IL
11/30/2011
We've hunted this deer on our property for three years now and have only seen him once while in a stand. Photos like this make us get up in the morning to get that once in a lifetime opportunity at a very special deer. Who wouldn't look forward to taking a double drop tine?!!!

Robert Brumfield
Danville, VA
11/30/2011
This is a picture of a 7 pointer I killed during Black powder, soon as the deer was shot he hit the ground and the cuddyback caught him as he hit.

eric wickline
glen morgan, WV
11/30/2011
had not seen this buck all year, didnt even know he existed. he showed up the saturday before our rifle season began. this is a bow hunting only county so i was elsewhere getting ready for gun season. just my luck !!!!!!!!!!!

Steve Cornforth
Denmark, SC
11/30/2011
This picture shows the speed of your camera. This doe was quartering away at 20 yards. You can see the cut in her left side and the arrow on the ground. Thanks for a great camera.