greg heimgartner
clarkston, WA
5/11/2008
i am new to the trail camera world. i put my cuddeback next to a trail and in one week i got 27 pictures of deer, coyote, elk and turkey.

Jerry Snoddy
Olla, LA
5/11/2008
I keep my Cuddeback out year round on this staging area to my food plot to monitor the activety & the type of deer I have visiting it. (I am not sure if the photos attached?????)

Kurt Rudolph
Perham, MN
5/10/2008
Never knew there were flying squirrels in MN until I put out the camera.

Collin jackson
Brookhaven, MS
5/10/2008

KEN MORRISON
CLEARFIELD, PA
5/8/2008
LARGE BLACK BEAR. IN THE PICTURE, THE BOTTOM OF THE HANGING FEEDER IS 9 FEET OFF THE GROUND. HE IS STANDING APPROX. 7 TO 8 FEET TALL. NOT QUITE TALL ENOUGH TO GET THE FEEDER!!

Craig Stokke
GRANDE PRAIRIE, AB
5/8/2008
russian dancing bear

Craig Stokke
GRANDE PRAIRIE, AB
5/8/2008
Pay attention to the cubs on the right , sow doesnt look to happy either .

Jason Birket
Lakeland, FL
5/7/2008
I was pleasantly surprised to find pictures of this young Piebald buck on my Cuddeback No Flash during a February archery hog hunt on private land.

Don West
Somerdale, NJ
5/6/2008
I thought that these were a couple cool shots with the sun lightin up this strutter.

Don West
Somerdale, NJ
5/6/2008
I started seeing this doe back in the fall, around September, in a cornfield across the street from my property, and thought my eyes were playing tricks on me. I since then got several pictures of her with 3 of my Cuddebacks on this piece of property, but never this close up, and mostly at night. I've even spooked this deer a few times just walking around in here to bait, and still didn't believe what I was seeing. As you can see this ain't no normal deer and is for real. I'm gonna have this one mounted when I can hopefully get a bowshot at her this fall. Thank you Cuddeback !!!