Elijah Bennett
St.Marys, WV
11/11/2008
I just got this camera sunday and put it out sunday... It blows away the stealth cam 6.0 cam I had... These cameras are worth the money...

Leonard Westra
Lohn, TX
11/11/2008
THIS PICTURE TAKEN BY MY SON'S CUDDEBACK CAMERA. JUST GOES TO SHOW HOW CRAFTY AND DESTRUCTIVE WILD HOGS CAN BE.

James Boehler
The Colony, TX
11/11/2008
I found this picture on my camera of a little doe who was looking for some groceries. I guess she was standing there wondering when the feeder was going to go off. Guess our corn has a little rubber in it or something I didn't know they were so flexible! The second picture if of a woodpecker who has befriended my cuddeback and has beat the tar out of the front of it. I finally got a close up shot of the culprit. I'm turning it in to the feds!

Todd Martin
Peru, IN
11/11/2008
I used a stealth cam for the past two years and never got photos of a buck. When I purchased your capture the story changed. Thanks

Todd Bergman
litchfield, IL
11/11/2008
i love theses things

Jeff Crary
Reedsburg, WI
11/11/2008
This buck in the first 2 pics is laying in a mock scrape created just days before.

Ryan Schumann
College Station, TX
11/11/2008
This is a buck from our lease in Texas. We named him Slingshot because of his split G3's. I hope to see him next year. These cuddebacks are great.

cody powell
andrews, SD
11/11/2008
this is a monster buck

DON ANDERSON
TARBORO, NC
11/11/2008
ALTHOUGH THIS IS NOT A BIG BUCK, I THOUGHT IT WAS INTERESTING TO SEE THE QUAIL EATING WITH THE DEER. ALSO THE COLORS ARE BEAUTIFUL, TYPICAL FALL COLORS.

Knute Mursu
Cannon Falls, MN
11/11/2008
This is a video of a bachelor group of bucks that I was able to pattern with the aid of my cuddeback cameras. I was able to harvest the nice ten point in front on the 24 of September at only 15 yards. I would never have known where to place my stand with out cuddeback's help. Thanks for the deer of a lifetime!