Kurt Meyers
Washington, PA
5/17/2009
This buck eluded me all season and his movements were nearly always nocturnal. Instead of hunting, I decided to spend Thanksgiving morning with my family. The day after Thanksgiving I hunted in a stand about 20 yards from this camera. After the hunt, I checked the camera to find that the buck walked right past my stand on Thanksgiving morning! I wouldn't change a thing.

James Dunse
Reedsburg, WI
5/17/2009
I had a stealth cam on the tree this picture was taken from I was never getting the pictures I thought I should be getting by a scrape on the ground during rut with a stealth cam I had been using. A friend of mine had a cuddeback and recommended it to me. I went to Gander mtn and bought one, three days later this is what was taken 20 yards from my tree stand. Since then I have more pictures of big buck than ever before. Thank you cuddeback what a great camera....

scott key
asheboro,
5/17/2009
can't wail till sept

Art Krueger
Milwaukee, WI
5/17/2009
Just can't get over the fact that the bears are so used to the camera.

larry pollock
maysville, KY
5/17/2009
A BUCK POSING FOR MY CUDDEBACK SHOWING HIS NUBBS THAT HAE JUST STARTED GROWING BACK SINCE LOSING HIS HORNS

larry pollock
maysville, KY
5/17/2009
A STRUTTIN JAKE.... AND A FEW MORE JAKES IN MASON COUNTY KY...

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
5/16/2009

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
5/16/2009

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
5/16/2009

shawn stachowiak
dousman, WI
5/16/2009
Early season visitors in southeast wisconsin