keith hughes
mechanicsville, MD
10/25/2010
putting your camera on scrapes lets you know what bucks are cruising on your property but you need a camera thats going to get you that perfect shot time after time with a cuddeback the only problem i have is i dont have enough of them i have 4 but i could use 4 more thanks for a reliable product.

jim mcvey
richmond, VA
10/25/2010
1st pic with the cuddeback and then the 11th a week later

John Hubbard
Chester, SC
10/25/2010

hedgecock clay
germantown, KY
10/25/2010
i have had cuddeback cameras for several years but never thought to put it on an old gate opening , and here is the result

craig schulner
eau claire, WI
10/24/2010
Im starting to finally see alot off buck activity,another couple off weeks and i think the rut will be on. well if i dont get him, at least i can still look at the pictures,hopefully i will start to see day time pictures soon.

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.