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Russ Howe
Baldwin, NY
10/24/2008
I have been keeping an eye on this big boy since early spring. Thanks to Cuddeback I have been watching him grow before my eyes!
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Ethan Call II
bumpass, VA
10/24/2008
I have been useing cuddeback cameras for years now. I bought the first one that came out and have never looked back. It just dyed on me after thousands of images. Last year i bought a no-flash unit. The thing is rock solid its a beast. I can count on the capture speed as well as the photo qualit. Several of my friends bought cheap moultrie game spy's the battery life is horrible and the images are red. I'll stick with my cuddeback where they are crisp and detailed And i am not looking at the rear end on the deer.
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Derrick Butler
vanceburg, KY
10/24/2008
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Bob Brown
Eudora, AR
10/24/2008
Please don't tear up my feeder! Please don't tear up my feeder!
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Tom Geitz
Milwaukee, WI
10/24/2008
This old bear is a familiar site. He's been around the last few years, but never bigger than this.
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Tom Martin
Winona, MN
10/24/2008
A few more pictures from the capture. The quality is so good I can print beautiful 8x10 photos. Now we can inventory the deer on our property and pass shots on some animals knowing ther are better bucks out there. With the time stamps you know the habits.
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Tom Martin
Winona, MN
10/24/2008
Just started using the capture model this year. Picture quality and trigger speed is so good we bought three. They don,t miss anything.
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Jonathon Spiering
Kings Mountain, NC
10/24/2008
Just some deer behind my house
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Mike Fell
lake Orion, MI
10/24/2008
The cuddeback cameras are an eye in the tree for a professional hunter. I'm able to closely evaluate and age lions prior to ever having sat in a blind or tried to hunt the cat. If lions are too young and are thus not shoot-able, I am able to share with my co-workers my findings, and save them many hours of hard work only to get the same answer as I have already found. We are able to put together our photos and develop a data base of most of the lions in our areas, and this is a very valuable tool for sustainable lion hunting!
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Mike Fell
lake Orion, MI
10/24/2008
I'm a professional hunter in Tanzania and I find the Cuddeback cameras essential to hunting leopards. They show you the size of the cat, the sex and the time at which the cat is feeding. My cuddeback cameras save me many hours of otherwise wasted time, by giving me the knowledge to be in the blind at the right time. This cat was coming in at 3 in the afternoon. A very strange and abnormal time for any leopard to be feeding. The cuddeback cameras take the guess work out of my job!!!
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