zack holt
mustang, OK
10/3/2010
it's a deer with its velvit falling off the horns.

SHANE HEBERT
LAFAYETTE, LA
10/3/2010
first time using a cuddeback camera and this is the frist photos on the camera. well have to say i will never have any other scouting camera but a cuddeback. AWESOME.

Chris Hodges
Columbia, MO
10/3/2010
This photo was taken with my Cuddeback Expert camera along a rub line that I have been keeping an eye on thanks to Cuddeback. The detail is so good you can see what is left of his velvet and the remains of a poor cedar tree stuck to his rack. When the wind is right I will be hunting this buck from a stand not 60 yards away!!

Brian Smith
Lucasville, OH
10/3/2010
I've been getting photos of these two nice bucks all year. They are the locals on my hill. This seems to be a meeting area. I've got my capture nine feet up in the tree aimed down at their meeting point. I hope to see these bucks in daylight soon.

Justin Lloyd
Buckhannon, WV
10/3/2010
there was corn pinging and binging off that deers butt and he took off a scootin. guess he wasn't hungry after all.

Pete Simonds
Baraboo, WI
10/3/2010
A few more local bucks, love the flash range of the cuddeback.

Kyle Miller
sugarcreek, OH
10/3/2010
Here is a picture of a piebald doe with my new capture. This is a very cool and clean picture. I have harvested one before during the 2008 shotgun season which was almost all white. This one is on my radar with the bow this year. Enjoy

Pete Simonds
Baraboo, WI
10/3/2010
A few nice bucks and a few small bucks, just some cool pictures that size doesnt matter, love the cuddeback.

Peter Stone
Silver Cliff, WI
10/3/2010
Shoot by my wife, small rack 11 point 180#

john Opitz
Rexford, NY
10/3/2010
Backyard Buck