Jerry Moulton
Hutchinson, KS
7/22/2009
This is my attempt to racoon-proof my feeder.

Jerry Moulton
Hutchinson, KS
7/22/2009
I was trying to racoon-proof my feeder and this is what I got.

Chad Dutton
Onalaska, WI
7/22/2009
These 4 toms were filmed numerous times over a 2 month period. One of the toms was taken during the 2009 regular turkey season.

Adam Mellen
Morton, IL
7/22/2009
Picture taken in the first week of a new camera location

Missy Rusk
Kaukauna, WI
7/22/2009
These pictures are of bears that were captured about 6 feet from our deck at our cottage, they were captured during mating season.Bear tag this year is looking promising.

Corby Allbright
DRIFTWOOD, TX
7/22/2009
The Cuddy Back Captures up to 12 different deer each day. Its fun comparing similar pictures of the same buck to see how fast they really grow. Cuddy back cameras are a great tool for getting yourself ready for opening day. My sons love looking at the pictures right when they get home from school.

Kenneth Baker Sr
Dillsburg, PA
7/22/2009
This great photo of A doe with her 3 fawns was taken at our 2 year old food plots. Our 2 cuddebacks are the best purchase we could have made

Kris Monson
Strum, WI
7/22/2009
I had the camera on one of my early season food plots I had just seeded after a successful turkey season. I'm excited for the fall season to see this kind of tom still wandering the woods. You can't beat the Cuddeback picture quality.

HAL GOODING
NORTH CHARLESTON, SC
7/22/2009
THIS DEER SHOWED UP WHEN HE STARTED GROWING HIS HORNS, AND DID HE GROW! i cant wait till august 15th for our season to begin.

Revel Rawlings
Ridgeland, MS
7/22/2009
Mineral lick with a deer that i call lumpy . He has a growth of some type on the left side of his face. Legs crossed while licking minerals.