Steve Powell
McKinney, TX
7/26/2011
Always quick enough for a great pic

John Moyer
DeWitt, MI
7/26/2011
Photo captured potential wolf attack on deer. Deer must have suspected trouble and is about to bolt. Wolf is crouched in background

justin duvall
webster, FL
7/26/2011
I got this carera to prove to my frinds that cuddyback is by far the best carera on the market.Thank cuddyback.

CEDRIC BECHTELHEIMER
BROOKSVILLE, FL
7/26/2011
We used a lot of money on other cameras we never been able to get picture like when we used cuddyback.Its help are hunting club identify the number of big bucks.

John Reiner
Flemington, NJ
7/26/2011
Impressive in velvet

John Reiner
Flemington, NJ
7/26/2011
Strips of velvet hanging

Jonathan Sparks
Pinson, TN
7/26/2011
Twin fawns. Can't get enough of my Cuddeback.

Ryan David
Bismarck, ND
7/25/2011
I just sent in a picture exactly like this only with a robin and now i have a picture of an Oriole. I almost couldn't believe that i got another picture like this, especially so fast because its only been a week or two between the pictures. I wonder if i'll get any other pictures of different birds next time. I'll both of my pictures just so you guys have em both together. It's too bad that the bird contest was last month though but i still these were good enough pictures to send in.

Dustin Krueger
Mazomanie, WI
7/25/2011
Definatly got the blood pumping for a new season! Then after not seeing him all 08' season I was just as happy to see he made it. Luck was with me next season and I had him at 30 yards on opening day of gun season. Unfortuanatly he had broke off the left side right after the G2. The intact side scored 91 by itself.

Todd Rick
Janesville, WI
7/25/2011
My old Cuddeback C1000 still giving me great pics.