Bryce Sharp
hazlehurst, MS
8/16/2008
this picture and video were takin on 50 acres i hunt. obviously the corn supply was getting low and this deer and coon didnt want to share with each other i thought it was pretty cool.

Travis Collier
Stillwater, OK
8/16/2008
I just set the camera up on a tree near a turkey roost hoping for a good picture. This was the first picture I ever got with the CUDDEBACK, now I am sold for life.

Rick Fargo
Carthage, NY
8/16/2008
Picture was captured on the Tug Hill 2 weeks after planting a small buckwheat plot.

Norman Wood
Keyser, WV
8/16/2008
We did not know that this buck even existed until last year. Captured him on my old cuddeback then. He was 15 points total counting the stickers. In the fall my son shot over his back with a bow. Glad he did. He is even more impressive this year and growing! Appears he will be 18 points total. Can't wait until the rut!

Joseph McCluskey
Cheswick, PA
8/16/2008
Greates camera I've ever owned, I put it out for two days and had 161 pictures after looking at them I went to my archery room and took the other three cameras I owned and put them in the garbage can...

Rocky Retzer
Ridgway, PA
8/15/2008
No Flash No Scare Bear

Robert Tallent
forsyth, MT
8/15/2008
I have been going through a cat bowl of food a night for the last year.( I only have 2 small cats) so I thought that I would put the cuddeback out to find the thief......to my suprise it was a miniture donkey.

William Lenhardt
Drums, PA
8/15/2008
This picture was taken behind my house. I had seen a mother bear with cubs a few days before and hoped I got them on my camera. It's not often you see a mother bear with four cubs -- all doing well.

MARK GEORGE
JASPER, AL
8/15/2008
NICE ALABAMA BOBCAT THANKS

Dane Dorsett
Odenville, AL
8/15/2008