Andrew Schlabach
Millersburg, OH
10/20/2009
This is an awesome picture with the sun coming up and i thought it would be a nice pictuere for the photo of the week!

Charlie Paulson
Medford, WI
10/20/2009
I set up my dad in a one of my spots where the does were frequenting every late afternoon so he can fill his mom's prized canned venison doe tag. Well to his surprise a small 8 point buck showed up with a dislocated front shoulder and my dad did the most humane thing possible which was to harvest this young disabled buck. These were the only 3 pics I ever had of this buck and they are included and submitted with the pic of the deer running off with the arrow as being the one I want to enter and share with the world as it shows the ability a Cuddeback camera has in taking a split-second picture....with detail and it is an IR!

John Ulen
Freehold, NJ
10/20/2009
Two nice bucks that frequented my front yard in August and September. I mounted my Cuddeback camera on the fence near my driveway and got these photos.

Brian Weber
Ovid, MI
10/20/2009
Here are 3 pics of a bluebird in flight. It is amazing that this camera can capture a bird virtually suspended in mid air.

Brice arnold
Harpster, OH
10/20/2009
These are pictures of a nice buck that we have been getting on our cuddebacks but we haven't spotted him with our own eyes yet

eric flaherty
THUNDER BAY, ON
10/19/2009
a couple nice bucks

Jeff Blomquist
Cumberland, WI
10/19/2009
I have been getting pictures of timberwolves in the Northern Wisconsin area. This the most unique one that I had, features three wolves in a group.

Justin Jacobi
chelsea, IA
10/19/2009
I owned a different brand of camera and than i bought a cuddeback... Nothing even comes close to cuddeback!!! Picture quality is amazing!!!

Robert Beck
Belle Plaine, IA
10/19/2009
I got this buck on camera on a public set i like to hunt. Im hoping to see him this year and get a shot on him. I would also like to thin out the coyote poplation!

Don kluck
Rosholt, WI
10/19/2009
Its mid- October and the rut is just around the corner. Deer activity has been at an all time low with very little sign of buck activity in the area. For years bucks have been using the edge of an oak flat that is bordering cedar swamp. This year I planned on doing something different. I was going to setup my cuddeback in a location known to have scrapes year after year hoping to catch the deer that was going to make the first scrape of the season in that area. The plan worked and what a picture my cuddeback took. If it wasnt for my cuddeback I would have not known that this buck was in the area. What a great camera. Thank you cuddeback!! Don Kluck Shantytown, WI