Tanner England
dibble, OK
9/28/2010
Lots of great pics. thanx cuddeback!

Tanner England
Dibble, OK
9/28/2010
Never could have captured this clear of a picture without a cuddeback.

Jim Cogar
Lewis Center, OH
9/28/2010
After harvesting a doe on opeing day of Ohio's bow season, I pulled my Capture IR before leaving the woods. To my amazement, I was shocked to see that my cuddeback actually managed to capture my arrow as it flew through the doe. Combine timing, some luck and incredible trigger speed,and you have a picture of a lifetime. Time and time again cuddeback continues to exceed my expectations!

jordan hutchison
oklahoma city, OK
9/28/2010
Some pics from Tishomingo Oklahoma

casey summerlin
concord, NC
9/28/2010
Oct.15th 2010 right beforr dark a group of does and fawns came into my corn pile in Cabarrus county NC.I drew my bow back and shot. This deer ran 60 yards and dropped. If you look closly you can see my arrow. 20 yrds

Darin Throckmorton
Stillwater, OK
9/28/2010
These Pics are on a 17 acre place in the city limits of Stillwater, Oklahoma.

Chad Wissel
Albion, IL
9/28/2010
This is a nice 15/16 point buck that is now the talk of this small southern Illinois town. I saw him first with my Cuddeback.

Adam Rue
Granville, IL
9/28/2010
After months of trying to capture bucks and only seeing does, I got this picture. I always heard about how territorial does really were but this takes it to a whole new level for me

Mark Duren
Harrison, AR
9/28/2010
It appears that something spooked this little button buck. We dubbed him Tigger .

Priscilla Edick
Richfield Springs, NY
9/28/2010
While out checking my three Cuddeback Cameras, I found this picture of a 7 Pointer. He seems to be posing for the camera.