Derek Sims
Boca Raton, FL
7/31/2008
While scouting for the upcoming bow season in South Florida, I placed my cuddeback on a well used trail between my food plot and a bedding area. You can imagine my suprise when this unusal boar showed up on my camera. My hunting buddies have nicknamed him Saber Tooth - thanks Cuddeback for a great product, I want 10 more

Charles privitera
Eden, NY
7/31/2008
I purchased a cuddeback as I felt I was missing pictures of deer, Set camera up on private property and got hundreds of pictures. Never was able to harvest the deer but I feel I accomplished more just getting the pictures

Ryan Mathas
Valparaiso, IN
7/31/2008
I found sheds in February in Illinois, so I knew there were deer there. I put three Cuddebacks in the area within the first week, I had six bucks and two world class deer. One would score around 180 and the other 170+

Josh Gilevski
jamestown, NY
7/31/2008
I have been scouting a monster ten point, in western NY these are as big as they come and a once in five year chance to harvest a monster. I had been glassing this monster for a week when i decided to purchase the Cuddeback Expert, imagine my surprise when i checked my camera and found that not only was the monster checking out my food plot, but a 500 pound black bear with her three cubs. I have truly enjoyed watching mama bear and her three cubs for the past three weeks. Hopefully one day she will shed these cubs and give me a shot at the monster (the bear i mean)!!!!

david felts
fancy gap, VA
7/30/2008
this coon is in a bad mood.then high tails it up a tree.

Scott Gilkison
Indianapolis, IN
7/30/2008
Trying to get some late season deer pictures but ended up getting this intersting shot of a few turkeys.

Ben Kuncaitis
Zeeland, MI
7/30/2008
A black bear on my hunting property in Michigan. I love these photos because the sun was postioned just right to get a unique shot of this bear. This camera takes better quality pics than any of the competition.

Joshua Jones
Lodge, SC
7/30/2008
Being that South Carolina has one of the earliest deer hunting seasons, I start running cameras early to try and pattern the feeding locations of the deer. Granted it is hot, I'm still pumped up for August the 15th to get here so I can try to stick one with the bow. These photos were taken on family property which we have been managing for approximately 6 years. This 9 point has been feeding in a food plot along with some smaller bucks in the mornings around daylight. I have also recently got the same deer and a 10 point with long brow tines on a path approximately 300 yards from this food plot around the same time heading in the direction of the food plot. I think I have a plan to possibly kill one of these deer coming to and from this feeding location. I will settle for an opporitunity for either deer, but the 10 point is the one I am focused on because of the length of the brow tines.

Tony Yager
Bristolville, OH
7/30/2008
got a picture of the big buck on the left from last year also, he doesn't have as many points, but spread and mass looks much better this year, both are real nice bucks

Kenneth Baker
Dillsburg, PA
7/30/2008
The mother and 3 fawns are visiting our food plot in Bedford Pa.