lance elam
monticello, KY
10/21/2008
This buck had the look on his face that described one word. Busted!!! Thanks Cuddeback

Chase Smith
Highland, KS
10/21/2008
This is a double drop tine buck that this is my first to see this buck. I have tried a lot of other cameras but I wouldn't take anything over a cuddeback.

Tony Goad
Winston-Salem, NC
10/21/2008
This picture was taken on 9/30/08...it was a camera placed on public land near my house in Woodlawn, VA...

JOEY SCHWARZ
LODI, WI
10/21/2008
Pictures are from Price County and good to know we have yotes and not wolves. Thanks again.

Bryan Schweigerdt
Lone Jack, MO
10/20/2008
All those years of deer management and finally look what walked into the food plot. An absolute Missouri giant.

BOB BLOCH
MOSINEE, WI
10/20/2008
1 WEEK BEFORE BOW SEASON, YOU HAVE TO HAVE ONE OF THESE CAMERA'S TO GET YOURSELF PUMPED UP FOR THE HUNT!!!THAT IS THE 2ND DROP TINE I'VE COUGHT ON CAMERA IN 3 YEARS!!!

Kevin Paulson
Wadena, MN
10/20/2008
My camera is placed over a new fall seeded food plot. At first was getting lots of doe and fawn pics. Then as the rut is approaching was seeing smaller bucks, then this one showed up and posed. Along with 2 future shooters under QDMA.

Dan Rotering
Independence, WI
10/20/2008
My first picture of this buck was July 4th. My wife Donna and I were taking pictures and video taping him from 110 yards for about 15 minutes. He looked pretty impressive in velvet. On Sept. 25 he showed up on my cuddeback expert. I pulled the picture up on my computer for a close up view, and decided it was worth sharing.

Tim Sprink
Altenburg, MO
10/20/2008
The camera was set up on a apple tree that the deer had been feeding around. It is located within the property that I hunt on. I caught these to bucks getting a snack. It looks as if he will swallow the apple whole.

Tracy Magnon
Kansas City, MO
10/20/2008
just watching scrapes