steve edmund
florence, SC
7/29/2009
I am actually sending you this picture for advise. I have 2 cuddebacks. Original flash model and a no-flash. The no flash takes IR photos in the middle of the day. they usually end up looking like this. They are so white you can't tell what is in the picture. What do I do? thanks, steve

Jason Hillebrand
dyersville, IA
7/29/2009
Just a couple of nice nine pointers in our neck of the woods

Steve Smith
Springfield, IL
7/29/2009
I am so excited!! I just checked my new Cuddeback camera and I struck GOLD!! This camera was packed full of deer! I got 3 shots of this nicely developing 8 point buck. He was kind enough to look directly into the camera for a picture. Incredible pictures, especially for my first attempt!

Kiley Harpster
Atlanta, MO
7/29/2009
Here are some pics of this heavy horned 6 point that has been hanging around...in my area, we have a 4 on one side point restriction which is nice...but this buck isnt even legal to shoot!

Kamps Johnny
Warsaw, IL
7/29/2009
We heard we had bobcats on the property but never got one on flim. The cuddeback works great. You can see the squirrel in its mouth. Thanks cuddeback!

john delia
saugerties, NY
7/29/2009
10 pointer walks through 2 hours after i left stand

George Lambert
Delta Junction, AK
7/29/2009
This young bull moose seems to have decided our pond is his private dining room. My No Flash caught him chasing off a cow.

Eric Carlson
Bellefonte, PA
7/29/2009
I really dont think there is any explanation or testimonial needed. The photos speak for themselves.

Jack Boysen
Hills, IA
7/29/2009
One of the best pictures I have ever got. Thank You

Jack Boysen
Hills, IA
7/29/2009
I think this is the best camera I have.