will kleine
St. Charles, MO
1/20/2009
Buck that made it through the season and the trigger speed of the cuddeback. Great camera=)

Mike Laws
Salisbury, MD
1/20/2009

Mike Laws
Salisbury, MD
1/20/2009

Craig Bireley
Coatesville, PA
1/20/2009
Just some neet photo's that my Cuddeback camera took this winter. My camera has been set up for just over a year now running 24 hours a day. No problems with the camera so far. Thanks cuddeback for a great camera, Craig Bireley

james morgan
mcalester, OK
1/20/2009
thanks to cuddeback i found this 20 point coming in and was able to harvist him 3 days befor the close of bow season it scored 188.3/8 in. ty cuddeback

Logan Foster
Chester, SC
1/20/2009
I absolutely love the beautiful photos my Cuddeback Expert camera captures! This was our first snow this year, January 20, 2009 and they were eating the corn that I throw out to them every evening...what a beautiful photo! Thanks Cuddeback, you're definitely the #1 camera! Logan Foster in Chester, South Carolina

RON SOWIEJA
GREENWOOD, WI
1/20/2009
MY CAMERA SET ON A FOOD PLOT IN MID JAN.TEMPS -15 BELOW ZERO AFTER A FRESH SNOW. A BLUEJAY HUNTING FOR FOOD.

Rhett Matz
Birnamwood, WI
1/20/2009
These are pictures of a pibald deer that i caught on my cuddeback camera. Love your product will never use anything else

Peter Simonds
Baraboo, WI
1/20/2009
Just some more pictures I got with my new Cuddeback Capture, Picture #1 is true speed ability to capture two crows in a battle. Picture #2 is more speed ability catching more crows in a battle. Picture #3 is a juvenille bald eagle watching a crow fly away. Check out the size of those talons.

aaron norman
Middleburg, PA
1/19/2009
The first pic shows a yearling that still depends on mom for supper. The second i like to call the stare down .