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Chad Wiegmann
Damiansville, IL
6/12/2008
My dad and I have purchased one of your cameras, and they are GREAT! I was weary about how true it really was that the trigger speed on these cameras was as fast as they said they were. But i think this picture REALLY proves it! It is a Red Tail Hawk picking up a mouse. If you look closely you can see the mouse in its right talon. This picture also shows the cameras clarity! Thank you SOOO much for your wonderful camera!!!
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ANTHONY GREGORY
Buena Vista, VA
6/12/2008
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David Wondra
campbellsport, WI
6/12/2008
Here is an eagle posing!
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David Wondra
campbellsport, WI
6/12/2008
I have bear that pose only for Cuddeback!
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Robert Gaudet
Bossier City, LA
6/12/2008
We found this photo posted to a forum. If it is real, then your camera has captured one of the best photos of a bigfoot creature ever taken. We do not know who owned the camera or who posted it to the forum. Can you tell if the photo is real?
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Keegan Dunning
Battle Ground, WA
6/11/2008
I was told there had been a lot of bears in the area. After looking for the perfect tree to put my camera on for 2 hours I found one. I had these two bears come in and pose for me. I am so glad I got this picture with my Cuddeback instead of one of my cheap cameras.
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Darren Choate
Flagstaff, AZ
6/11/2008
I started scouting for an archery elk hunt in May of 2007. This bull, known as the Split G-2 Bull, showed up early and often. However, as the hunt approached the Split G-2 Bull went in search of cows and was never seen again, by me anyway. I should have known that the bull was sticking his tongue out at me for a reason.
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Erik Holum
Mitchell, SD
6/11/2008
My dad and I call these toms the James River Warriors because of the tail feathers they have lost. I was wondering if I would get a good shot of a tom strutting and I ended up with 3 in the picture (there is a fourth if you look closely). We have loved having our Expert and just purchased a No Flash to try out. They are by far the best trail camera on the market.
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Ryan Rider
Portage, MI
6/11/2008
Placed the camera on a well used trail and found out about the large number of racoons in the area and when there breeding season is.
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Matt Hietpas
Shawano, WI
6/11/2008
Guess the Doe and Fawn decided to stop for a few pictures.
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