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Dan Wollenzien
Waukesha, WI
2/17/2009
I saw a doe and her fawn a few times this past spring. I set up my cuddeback no flash in an area they frequented. A couple days later I had this amazing photo of a doe and her buck fawn. This camera takes OUTSTANDING pictures.
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Dan Wollenzien
Waukesha, WI
2/17/2009
I just bought some hunting land in Mauston WI. I was curious too see what was roaming my property. I called on the Cuddeback No Flash for the job. In just a few weeks, I had many incredible photos. This buck came back on a regular basis throughout the fall, but was not harvested. You can bet my Cuddeback will be out in 09'
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shane sholar
virginia beach, VA
2/17/2009
This deer out smarted us all yaer. Go figure
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zachary hetrick
coudersport, PA
2/17/2009
Here is a picture capturing a buck that I shot this season. The picture shows that the buck is coming off a recently departure of his velvet.
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Casey Adams
Ellisville, MS
2/17/2009
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Casey Adams
Ellisville, MS
2/17/2009
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Casey Adams
Ellisville, MS
2/17/2009
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Casey Adams
Ellisville, MS
2/17/2009
Just wanted to see what was still out there to look forward to next year.
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Jerry Webb
Memphis, TN
2/17/2009
The camera is set up near a small food plot. The two bucks apparently wanted to feed at the same time. I think the bucks thought there was only room for one buck and decided to fight about it. The later photos showed only the smaller buck in the food plot, so I guess he won.
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Ryan Hessenflow
Richmond, MO
2/17/2009
I purchased the Cuddeback Capture less than 3 weeks ago, and have already captured over 500 images! I have my camera placed over a pile of apple-flavored deer corn which is nearly gone in this photo. I check my camera and put out 20 lbs. of corn every other day, and the corn is almost always non-existent each time I return. In this photo, three doe pose in a unique stacked formation for the perfect photo.
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