Jim Lensing
Baton Rouge, LA
9/12/2011
I have been a long time Cuddeback user, due to the fact that picture quality is key for me and the quality produced by Cuddeback I feel is a step above the rest. These pictures are no exception either. I have been watching this deer for the past three years and have several great picures of him thanks to Cuddeback! Here are a few shots of him as he grew throughout the summer up until now!

Jestin Gagner
Mentor, MN
9/12/2011
My Cuddeback Capture snapped a picture of this hawk cruisin the field edge. Pretty quick trigger speed if you ask me. Great Camera!

Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
9/12/2011
Doe eyes. Crivitz, WI.

paul conforti
Mohegan Lake, NY
9/12/2011
camera near a road junction. in the catskills mountains. These two bears are having a confrontation

Ray Phillips
Flora, IL
9/12/2011
An Illinois eyeguard buck that will cause dreams and make memories for a lucky hunter!

Joseph Presley
Canton, MS
9/12/2011
Got these to bucks last year, looking for them this year

Jeff Dammann
EGG HAROR, NJ
9/12/2011
I set my Cudde Back Capture on a deer crossing and was happy to see a trophy buck and a trophy mouse when I pulled the SD card. Now that s a sensitive camera.

Harvey Bozeman
Flora, MN
9/12/2011
This young one looks like he will grow up to have some trash.

Gary jenkins
Fishers, IN
9/12/2011
I keep a camera on my mineral-site year round to monitor all my wildlife, just not deer. I use both capture and attack models. Really like the new attack, the addition of video is a real plus. I have a total of four cuddyback cameras and they allow year round hunting as well as help me better my odds once archery/firearms seasons come in. Best feature is I now know which deer I'm holding out for.

dana Pace
Abingdon, IL
9/12/2011
Another year and these boys will earn a spot on my wall!