Thomas Sauerwein
Belleville, IL
1/10/2009
The Showdown Photos A & B) These photos were taken during the rut during shotgun season. These two bucks stared at each other and then locked it up. Would You Like Some Salad With Your Venison? Photo C) I took this picture during bow season. Camera was by corn field and my stand. I never saw him while hunting. These outstanding results are why Cuddeback is my #1 Scouting Camera. Thanks for a great product! Thomas Sauerwein

casey brandys
Three Rivers, MI
1/10/2009
I placed a pile of scrape venison behind our house in hopes of capturing photos of coyotes. Instead I got many pictures of redtail hawks and one seems to have captured the hawk in mid-flight with a piece of venison in it's claw.

Jon
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1/10/2009
This axis never comes out when I am hunting..but I know he's around thanks to the camera.

Jon Mechler
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1/10/2009
Axis

Michael Tolleson
Hot Springs, AR
1/10/2009
In addition here are some more photos that I have gotten with my cuddeback.

Michael Tolleson
Hot Springs, AR
1/10/2009
I have used many trail cameras and have had trouble with trigger speed. However, that is a thing of the past. A cuddeback capture and one deer season later I have thousands of pictures and one in particular completly convinces me that I have the fastest trigger speed on the market today.Thanks

Linford Leinbach
Bethel, PA
1/10/2009
Set up camera to monitor a buck rub and got more than we expected. The first picture in a red fox fight in action. The third picture is an example of the fast trigger action of a Cuddeback.

Karina Engeling
Brenham, TX
1/10/2009
this 8 point buck is showing great tolerance to this much younger buck...

Robin Lines
Windhoek,
1/10/2009
Monitoring waterholes for activity of African wild dogs has it's challenges - elephant will investogate anything, so we put the camera high in a tree. Voila.

tom gibbons
camp douglas, WI
1/9/2009
the capture is a very nice camera I got a picture of tripod finally but not of her two fawns yet