Wayne Aukerman
Marysville, WA
2/24/2009
I used the scouting camera to check a new hunting area (public land) and was amazed at the quality of images I got back in both day and night (dark) images

Michael Gargano
Orchard Park, NY
2/24/2009
This walked in downwind of me in bow season but didnt stick around very long. I told all my friends that I saw a big one but they didnt believe me. So I hung the cuddeback and here he is. The time is actually pm not am.

Thor Hermanson
Iron Mountain, MI
2/24/2009
This picture was taken within 100 yards of my house in Trempealeau County Wisconsin near a large community scrape. My hunting partner missed this buck right at dark the same night about 500 yards away from where this picture was taken. My buddy says he is out for vengeance next season and says that no buck will stick his nose up at him after a miss and live to tell about it.

Aaron Knight
Mcminnville, TN
2/23/2009
A few turkeys feeding by my capture!!!

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
2/23/2009

Ken Riggs
Waterloo, IL
2/23/2009
Picture was taken in backyard, can't say I've ever seen a fawn in febuary with spots.

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
2/23/2009

Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
2/23/2009

Aaron Roman
Dushore, PA
2/23/2009
This camera captures everything! Intended to get some good pics of nice bucks, but was pleased to see one of a bobcat also!

Jerry Snowden
Greenbrier, AR
2/23/2009
The Cuddeback tells the whole story. I harvested this 500 pounder with a bow at 18 yards the second day of bear season in Arkansas. The Cuddeback did the scouting and patterning of the bear. The only thing the Cuddeback didn't do is haul the monster out of the woods for me...........WHAT A CAMERA