Jon Morrison
Soddy Daisy, TN
10/24/2010
This small 6 point and 8 point have came to get there picture taking everyday for weeks and this night they decided to do a little rough housing. While the Big 8 just watches down in the woods.

Jim Hampton
lodi, WI
10/24/2010
These bucks have been under my treestand this year and I passed them up because of the cuddeback pictures that i have of two other monster bucks on my property. Without scouting with my cuddeback camera I would've taken these bucks. Now i still have a chance at the biggest bucks. Thanks Cuddeback!

mike fuller
elkhorn, WI
10/24/2010

Shawn Vandermause
Gillett, WI
10/24/2010
Nice close up from the cuddeback capture ir

Chris Alten
Lorain, OH
10/24/2010
Ohio buck stops for a photo op.

Shawn Vandermause
Gillett, WI
10/24/2010
This is the first picture i have gotten of this buck hovering over our food plot in mid october. Ever since then he has popped up quite frequently on our cuddeback cameras within the last week, with his neck noticeably swelling up.

kyle crickenberger
goode, VA
10/24/2010
some different bucks on a farm I hunt in big island,va.

Jon Delboy
Brown City, MI
10/24/2010
We borrowed a angus bull from a farmer down the road, and when we tried trailering him he decided to bust down the fence and we spent about 1 day tracking him and cornering him a few miles away and got him back to his owner. This picture was him in the back of the woods about a half hour after he got out.

Mike Fadal
Fort Worth, TX
10/24/2010
This photo is a classic example of Cuddeback's Photo Centering Technology!

Will Jordan
Taylorsville, NC
10/24/2010
From the biggest game to the smallest Cuddeback captures it all. Look at the detail the Cuddeback provides in this howling coyote!