Mark Patz
Pound, WI
7/7/2008
Tried out the new trail camera for the first time and works very well and very impressed with the results.

Chris Davis
Edina, MN
7/7/2008
Taking inventory on our new hunting land West of Spooner, WI. We found the picture attached to be humorous and promising at the same time. The deer closest to the camera, if you look between the antlers, you see the salt block placed perfectly between the brow tines. Nice to see the local teenagers rippin up the town in the middle of the day.

Brett Austin
Logan County, KY
7/6/2008
My first buck pics from a mineral lick!!

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