Michael Bowers
Hillsville, VA
11/28/2010
Not exactly what I expected to see during the winter, but boy sure does give you alot to look forward too during the spring along with the buck to finish out the season!

rocky stephenson
mineral wells, TX
11/28/2010
this deer was scared and the reason it was caught on camera was cuddeback this camera is fast and takes great pictures

Daniel Waz
Harwood, MD
11/28/2010
I named him Spike!

Austin Weir
flushing, MI
11/28/2010
cuddeback helped me know where this buck was roaming

Dan Mullikin
Waldo, WI
11/28/2010
I went out and hung my cuddeback capture on one of my small food plots, and got this cool picture of this decent tom sprinting towards the camera.

Mark Brinkley
Mechanicsville, MD
11/28/2010
I moved my cuddeback camera to an area that had alot of scrapes and rubs. I set it up to see the buck that was rubbing the tree in the background of the picture. My hunting buddies and I were ammased at the quality of this awsome picture, captured in-flight by CUDDEBACK !!!

Glen Stevens
Trevor, WI
11/28/2010
I have no words for this guy, all the hundreds of buck photo's I have viewed from my cuddyback's this one will be in my collection and dreams forever. I hunted the Wisconsin opener with hopes of seeing him again but didnt happen. Maybe next time. If I was told about this Buck with no picture I would never have believed it.Ill be checking my cams.

Tom Herfel
Mondovi, WI
11/27/2010
Great photo of a mature buck.

Dean Mutchler
Grand Rapids, MN
11/27/2010
I got this photo about two weeks before the Minnesota firearms season and was able to figure out his bedding area and harvested this animal on opening day. I believe if it wasn't for the fast trigger speed and center photo technology of Cuddeback I would have not captured this photo. I am having the photo made into an 8x10 and framed and will have it hanging on my wall next to my trophy. Thanks Cuddeback

Darren Thomas
Austin, MN
11/27/2010
No story behind them, just some of my better pics this year.