Kody Wojtalewicz
Green Bay, WI
9/11/2011
This is a buck we have been watching for 3 years and the year before it was shot in the leg giving it the weird antlers

scott bratz
valders, WI
9/11/2011
come off the food plot to the bedding area.

JOE REILLY
STOUGHTON, WI
9/11/2011
NOW I KNOW WHY THESE GUYS ARE SO HARD TO FIND DURING HUNTING SEASON!

David Saale
Port Allen, LA
9/11/2011
Got my cuddebacks going and my spitfires ready,come on October 1st

J.T. MOTT
FAIRBANKS, AK
9/10/2011
Here are to big bears fighting over a girl! while lookin for black bears had some other visitors. These my favorite pictures of the year.

Lesley Anderson
Oscoda, MI
9/10/2011
SMILE YOU ARE ON CUDDEBACK CAMERA!! We are baiting black bear for our two boys who have permits this year at a swamp near-by, and happen to capture this HUGE black bear on our cuddeback camera and we got a good laugh out of this pic and thought we would share it with everyone!

Brady Johnson
Huron, SD
9/10/2011
If there is any question about the trigger speed of a Cuddeback this picture of this SD rooster backs up the reputation of Cuddeback cameras. Numerous friends use other brands but when it comes to getting pictures of the big one I only run Cuddebacks.

Cody Mullikin
Waldo, WI
9/10/2011
Talk about Center Subject Technology..this picture couldn't get any better! Thank you Cuddeback for making a camera for me to see this brute.

Harvey Fischer
Gladwin, MI
9/10/2011
Put Cuddeback on newly planted food plot. The very next day I caught these two tresspassers. Several people I know have had their treestands stolen. Cuddeback is not only a game camera, but also a security camera. Thanks Cuddeback.

david felts
fancy gap, VA
9/10/2011
this perfect 8 posing for my Cuddeback as the morning sun spotlights his velvet horns.