Lance Talbot
Muscatine, IA
11/19/2011
I don't think this buck won the fight.

Adam Boysen
Hills, IA
11/19/2011
This is a HUGE seven pointer that I have been after for a few years.

Bryan Pridemore
Waverly, IL
11/19/2011
Had a couple pics of this buck, and ended up shooting him in front of the capture. He's trying to jump the string but he's too late. if you look below him you can see the bloody arrow fletching. Also the little white spot is the exit hole.

Michael Kaplan
clyde, NY
11/19/2011
never seen this buck before gonna be a nice one in a few years

Tony Andrus
Opelousas, LA
11/19/2011
We were unable to locate the picture we obtained from this buck in 2007, the year that he lost his right front leg, but this picture is from 2008.

Greg Ratcliff
Columbia, PA
11/19/2011
I left my cuddie backs up after our archery season was over.We've never seen this guy before. Looks like he broke a drop tine off.

Michael Persichini
Troy, MI
11/19/2011
This buck popped out of the pines and scared a group of feeding ducks!!

kyle kurtz
belleville, PA
11/19/2011
big ole bear rollin around having fun

Eric Heaven
albion, PA
11/19/2011
all season i was getting 1 or 2 of these bucks once every couple weeks... week after the season ends, all kinds of bucks... here are a couple

Steven Lowe
Florence, SC
11/19/2011
I've been getting this deer on camera at night and he finally came in during shooting hours. Thanks to my Cuddeback, I was there waiting this time. I let the camera take a few pictures for my scrapbook first. Then after the last one flashed I let it reset, and let the arrow fly. Again, thanks to the Cuddeback's super fast trigger speed, it cought this Great picture of a nice 8 pt. with the arrow sticking in it. I have had many cameras in the past. This is my 2nd Cuddeback and I am Sold on them. The proof is always in the picture. And they are always fast and clear. Thanks Cuddeback