Jamie Shepard
Suring, WI
8/20/2009
This camera was placed on a tree out in the soy bean field. We've always seen tracks around there, and some of the tracks really had us wondering exactly whats walking around out there, and the times they are there. Needless to say, we've found a new prime spot on our land to hunt due to the cuddyback cameras! Years of hunting this land, one never really knows what you have until you truely explore it.

mark holstlaw
forest city, IL
8/20/2009
camera times werent right but hes a nice one

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
8/20/2009
One decent buck and two small bucks. One of the small bucks is working a licking branch above an inactive scrape.

pat howard
sparta, WI
8/20/2009
couple bucks the split g2 mule deer is on the top of my hit list wish he had a g3 on the left looks ghostly in the can almost see thru him

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
8/20/2009
One big buck pushing another one out of the way at a water hole.

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
8/20/2009
Two small bucks sparring while their antlers are still in velvet.

Ward Hemstock
Tara, Ontario. N0H 1K0,
8/20/2009
These photos were taken at a mineral site where i use a formula that i developed myself. as you can see, it attracts deer of all size and age.

Dusty Walker
hattiesburg, MS
8/20/2009
this is on a lane where the pine trees were thinned this past year

Anthony Ferrara
Rochester, NY
8/20/2009
My tree stand is just above the camera at about 20 feet can't wait till October

Dave DelPrete
Duxbury, MA
8/20/2009
I put a few cameras out around my farm in NH and have been seeing a lot of bears. I found this funny because I have seen this bear before and he has a tag in each ear but from the cameras view it looks like a set of earings