Tyler Carmer
Cedar Rapids, IA
10/7/2009
We recently got permission to hunt a 400 acre area of private property and I set out mu Cuddeback Capture on the edge of a bean field and got a picure of this awsome massive old 8 point. He's on the hit list this year!!

Greg Klawes
Fall River, WI
10/7/2009
#1 Two boys roughing it up for the camera. #2 Firat time during daylight. #3 Posing for the camera.

Landon Breedlove
Harrison, AR
10/7/2009
These are a couple of pics from last fall, right after the purchase of my CuddeBack NoFlash...This camera has definetely gotten me excited and prepared for this season.

Lindsay Schmeltz
Kingman, IN
10/7/2009
Taken right below my tree stand. We have been watching this buck for months, but he started showing up in pics with his tongue out. We still are getting him on camera, but not sure the reason for the tongue.

Dale Duvall
waterloo, IL
10/7/2009
Bobcats !

Dale Duvall
waterloo, IL
10/7/2009
Bucks over beans !

Paul Evans
Sugar Valley, GA
10/7/2009
No feeder, No mineral lick, just a couple white oaks on a kentucky ridge top. I really thought that I might get a few does and turkeys on film at this location and I did, plus twelve more points that were a delightful surprise. Scouting cameras are an amazing tool when it comes to knowing what you are looking for when hunting season arrives. This one photo will probably save several 31/2 year old 10 pointers for another year!

Trae Durden
Northport, AL
10/7/2009
Some young bucks by a creek crossing.

Jim Lundquist
Highbridge, WI
10/7/2009
Here in these photos we have some early pre-rut aggression, i didnt think i would see this kind of footage until later October, maybe i triggered the behavior with some mock scrape starter?!

jake martin
cloumbus, GA
10/7/2009
I think cuddeback trailcameras are the best. I have a Wildview and it is nowhere close to how good my cuddeback pictures are. I have gotten so many fantastic pictures on it, it is on unbelievable