sean o'hara
warren, PA
9/8/2009
Not a giant! but just thought this was a nice picture....He presented himself well...Should be a great buck next year! Thanks for a Great Product..never go without a cuddeback!!!!

Pete Gray
Parkville, MO
9/8/2009
Hunter Caught on Camera! Thanks for to your amazing trigger speed

John Laurie
Atchison, KS
9/8/2009
I never knew how nice this deer was until I bought my Cuddeback Capture. The pictures are so clear compared to my old cameras. Also the other cameras cost me a bunch of money in batteries. It is amazing how the different animals fight over a couple jars of peanut butter.

Brad Richards
Nelsonville, OH
9/8/2009
As you can see, this fawn was just a little curious!

Brad Richards
Nelsonville, OH
9/8/2009
I just set up my camera in my spot and was lucky enough to obtain this action photo between this doe and two turkeys

Bryan Rossano
Belchertown, MA
9/8/2009
I suspected deer were using this game trail heading to one of our food plots. When I found the trail, I noticed the under side of the blowdown was worn. Now I know why. Hopefully this buck will be around in a few weeks for the bow opener!

Brian Bury
Fremont, OH
9/8/2009
This photo was taken in Northwest Ohio of a 14 point buck that is losing it's velvet. The buck is 10 yards from my treestand and has come in to a salt pile. I also have video of this deer in velvet, but no pictures and the video isn't very good quality. The second photo is also from Northwest Ohio and is just a unique looking deer standing at a corn pile last January. Third photo is two does fighting over a corn pile in Northwest Ohio.

Brian Chancellor
Rootstown, OH
9/8/2009
It is like this coyote knew he was posing for a picture!

Brian Chancellor
Rootstown, OH
9/8/2009
First picture taken with my camera. Not to bad!

Pudge Bowers
Hillsville, VA
9/8/2009