Jeff Foster
Crawfordsville, IN
11/5/2010
Looks like its going to be a good year! I saw him last night tending a doe and running 2 smaller bucks off. . .its almost that time!!!! (date is correct. .time is not, but has been fixed).

Tim Kiehl
Rice Lake, WI
11/4/2010
Thanks to my cuddyback cameras I have a pretty good idea where these big boys are hanging out.

Clint Overholt
Fredericktown, OH
11/4/2010
coyote vs. racoon

David Isaacs
Vilas, NC
11/4/2010
These pictures of the same buck show why it definitely worth it to pass on the smaller ones. Also it appears the rut will be early this year.

brian mcclellan
belzoni, MS
11/4/2010
Got this pic recently with my Cuddeback. Love looking at trail cam pics. Never know what you may get,

Austin Weir
Flushing, MI
11/4/2010
I bought a cuddeback a couple of weeks ago and managed to get a nice 7 and a 9 cuddebacks are amazing

Ray Pemberton
columbus ohio, OH
11/4/2010
this deer must have been telling me something

Jason Lewis
Elmira, NY
11/4/2010
These are not the best pictures I have of the bobcat that has taken residence up on my farm, but they is by far the most exicting as she is taking food back to her den. Pictures from earlier in the year show her with a much larger belly which leads me to believe the pictures are of her feeding her litter.

william wagner
rockbridge, OH
11/4/2010
The cuddeback takes picture that other brands miss. I have had other cameras that never took pics like these . I got over 30 pics in the first 5 days of useing my cuddeback and no empty pics.

william wagner
rockbridge, OH
11/4/2010
First setup with cuddeback camera I had no empty pics. Last camera was a bushnel, what a difference trigger speed makes. Here are just some of the many bucks I got in the first 5 days useing a cuddeback on a scrape on a field edge.