Greg Spurling
abingdon, VA
9/7/2008
The pic. of the deer is upside down thanks to the bear that visited the camera prior to the pic. of the deer. I have sebt pics. of the deer and the bear. Cuddeback makes my scouting easy. Im ready for the season!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Robert Wilkesq
Bozeman, MT
9/7/2008
Mountain Lion female and cub in the back yard. Didn't know how much you missed around the house until we got a Cuddeback. # 2 is a fox Marking his territory on the salt lick. #3 is just a nice muley....all at the same site.

Brandon Westphal
Rice Lake, WI
9/7/2008
Though none of the bucks are trophy's. This is sure increase our excitement level 1 week before Archery season. Next year this will be a great bachleor group. Camp Chequamy...

James Huff
Live Oak, TX
9/7/2008

Sam Miller
Chambersburg, PA
9/7/2008
I have not seen many bears this year, but over the past 3 years they are around quite a bit.This one must have been hanging out down in the woods around the fields and decided to head up to the mountain.

Sam Miller
Chambersburg, PA
9/7/2008
I've been watching this buck grow since early spring.

Sam Miller
Chambersburg, PA
9/7/2008
I have been watching this buck grow since early spring and now the velvet is working it's way off. The antler restrictions are starting to work here in PA.

matthew ahlberg
Gordon, WI
9/7/2008
I live in a very sandy enviroment, so water is limited to lakes only. Man made water holes always produce some great pics of all species of animals.

Mark Holbrook
Hugo, OK
9/7/2008
This picture was taken in a travel corridor. Deer appears to be 3.5 year old with a very nice drop tine. Very rare to catch a buck in the daylight at highnoon shedding his velvet with blood red antlers! The other buck was only 3 minutes behind him and he is already in hard horn and cleaned up.

phillip sims
Nederland, TX
9/7/2008
It is so cool to take both whitetail and mueldeer cuddeback is a great tool to have thanks.