David Lewis
Portland, TX
7/6/2008
We just set up our Cuddeback game camera on July 4, 2008 and couldn't believe the first picture was a Bat. We think it is a mexican free-tailed bat. The picture was taken at our property by Del Rio Texas. Unbelievable!!!

Ryan Gottfried
Upper Sandusky, OH
7/6/2008
I put my deer feeder up about 3 years ago. I was always curious whether the deer were eating the feed or if it was coon. So therefore I went and purchased the cuddeback no flash camera from cabela's. Within the first week I had over 300 pictures mostly deer but some were coon. I had to adjust my delay time because I was getting so many pictures. I no longer have to wonder what I am feeding thanks to the camera it has ansewered my questions. I do get pictures of bucks but I thought these were cute.

Lars Moe Løset
Rindal, NORWAY,
7/6/2008
This eurasian moose was attracted to the water, to get rid of the mosquitos and horse flies in the area.

Alan Kitzhaber
Eau Claire, WI
7/5/2008

Phillip Jordan
Glennville, GA
7/5/2008

Cory Ronsonet
New Iberia, LA
7/5/2008
We were giving up on our lease until we puchased a cuddeback. we were not seeing any wildlife during hunting hours,wondering if there was any game in the area. I put the cuddeback out and it changed the attitude of everyone in our hunting club.

jonathan browning
west salem, OH
7/4/2008
Just a couple bucks from wayne county ohio

Eric Waldroff
bismarck, AR
7/4/2008
This is the first bear picture I got on my cuddeback. This cammera take the most clear picture of any trail cammera i've seen I wish I had two more.

Roger Hoch
Fleetwood, PA
7/4/2008

Van Colley
Huntersville, NC
7/3/2008
Well this is never good..... :(