Gary Greene
Pawlet, VT
3/20/2009
I set up my camera a couple miles from my truck back in 2005. I knew there was a good bear hanging around there somewhere. I set it at 11:00 am. Then I came back a few days later,and the bruin had come down a deer trail that very first day around 5pm. He walked about two feet past the camera. This camera business is actually more fun than hunting. So I'll keep on trying to get that rare clip. Thanks for listening. Gary E. Greene

Brent Wilke
Industry, TX
3/20/2009
I did not see a buck all season. As soon as the season was over this young guy showed up. Can't wait to see him from a treestand next season.

Jimmie Favors
Smiths Station, AL
3/20/2009
I had this camera on a powerline to scout for turkey season and got this photo of a gobbler trying to pick a fight with my Cuddeback. The Cuddeback came out on top again, by the way.

James Morrogh
Breaux Bridge, LA
3/20/2009
What turkey hunters dream of.

Knute Mursu
Cannon Falls, MN
3/20/2009

david felts
fancy gap, VA
3/20/2009
This is a great cuddeback picture of a strutting gobbler. wow just look at those colors

Chad Crain
Dallas, TX
3/20/2009
We never see raccoons. After only a week... count them!

Jared goldston
forney, TX
3/19/2009
The cuddeback is pure awsomeness

jared goldston
forney, TX
3/19/2009
The cuddeback is defiantly the most amazing scouting camera i have ever used or seen.

Jeff Fulford
Albany, GA
3/19/2009
I had been noticing alot of turkey sign in this clover and wheat patch prior to turkey season. I set up my Cuddeback Capture and have been getting alot of turkeys pictures for about a month but when I checked it this morning, I had this bird in full strut for over an hour and got 14 different pictures of him. The season comes in, in 2 days and I know where I will be set up!