Brad Wagman
Seven Valleys, PA
6/16/2008
This pictjure was taken with an expert at our camp in centre county PA these porqupines are about ready to duke it out.

Wesley Orr
Angola, IN
6/16/2008
These our are first photos with our second cuddeback. What a great start.

scottie wolfe
lowgap, NC
6/16/2008
Thank to my cuddeback I know this buck made it through the hunting seasoon and Icant wait to see him this fall. thanks cuddeback

Randy Huninghake
Frankfort, KS
6/16/2008
i got many cool pictures of bucks. This is the first picture of a doe with her fawn i have seen all season. I love the trigger speed.

mike torrey
mattawan, MI
6/15/2008

Brandon Westphal
Rice Lake, WI
6/15/2008
This photo was take in The Chequamegan National Forest. The Cuddeback truly gives the cold weather of the late season bow hunting an added burst of excitement. This photo shows just how great the flash rate is on the Cuddebacks.

Zach Arnold
Donnelly, MN
6/15/2008
He is getting bigger and inspired the purchase of another camera we now own 3 cuddebacks.

Ralph Edwards
Winder, GA
6/15/2008
Cuddeback was set up on a deer trail. A recent storm blew a big limd down from a tree, and the limb fell across the trail in front of the camera. We all know squirrels love trees, right! Well, a downed tree is no exception. Some squirrels like to get caught in mid-air, jumping from one limb to another

Mike Johnson
Boyertown, PA
6/15/2008
this is the biggest buck on our property this year and i can not wait to see how big he will get.

Nettie Roberts
Norwich, NY
6/15/2008
Taken on our property in Norwich NY