Chase Burkman
Chassell, MI
11/5/2011
The first picture clearly shows that my camera dose not have good trigger because the deer is almost past the camera before it even takes a picture, and the same thing go's with the second picture. The third picture i don't know what happened because it was not snowing or raining? But i know that a cuddeback wouldn't have these flaws. So i hope these pictures are good enough to be featured on the website.

David DiMarzio
king of prussia, PA
11/5/2011
Thank you cudde back I know juat were to put my stand dave d pa

Jayme Schertz
Menasha, WI
11/5/2011
found a great scrap so I was just seeing what was hitting it and this was just some of the many bucks that hit it

Ryan Giefer
Stevens Point, WI
11/4/2011
Prime Rut in Central Wisconsin brings out some of the biggest bucks in the world. Here's a good example of a monster roaming my food plot during broad day light.

Mark Bucko
greendale, WI
11/4/2011
Normally we see does all year long but this buck was one minute behind a doe & fawn. Cuddeback always snaps the best pictures out of my 3 trail cameras.

MTom Herfel
Mondovi, WI
11/4/2011
Knowing he's out there is what keeps me hunting.

Roger Harris
Harpers Ferry, WV
11/4/2011
Set camera on a fresh scrape. This was the first photo I pulled. This is one hungry owl to take on a spike buck.

Charles Higbee
Newport, NJ
11/4/2011
Red Fox in my back yard carring a muskrat

Matthew Martin
Templeton, PA
11/4/2011
cuddeback caught this buck chasing 2 doe and the picture is perfectly centered.

Matthew Martin
Templeton, PA
11/4/2011
Found a new spot to try and hunt and the cuddeback caught this buck chasing 2 does.