Cal Otten
Mehoopany, PA
11/17/2007
I encountered this buck nicknamed Freak-nasty while moving to a stand site in November 06 and I wasn't ready to take a shot (bow in wrong hand and stand on back), had to watch him walk by. Then in 07 my cuddyback caught this trophy walking down the same trail. Never seen him during daylight this year and he apears to be unhealthy now may not make the winter! but what a rack!!!!.

Aaron Vela
Edinburg, TX
11/17/2007
I set up my new camera and have had lots of trouble keeping it steady. I guess an animal bumped it and had it pointing toward the ground. I've had hundreds of photos of javalinas, deer, racoons, rodents, and now a rattler - I estimate about 5 foot of snake in the picture, and still part of the snake is not in the pic. It must be looking for a midnight snack. If you rotate the picture 90 degrees counterclockwise it'll make more sense.

Dennis smith ii
Amelia, VA
11/17/2007
we put the camera on are place and we got these pictures of these bucks (thanks to cuddeback)

John Sivek
San Antonio, TX
11/17/2007

Shane Austin
Boone, NC
11/17/2007
This is one of many big bucks we have been getting with our No flash camera. The best camera ever made, bar none. Thank you Cuddeback NC high country home of Appalachian State mountaineers

Carl Loveall
Nashville, MI
11/17/2007
Dinner for three

Carl Loveall
Nashville, MI
11/17/2007
I seen this 3 legged Buck last season ,I wonderd if he survived with his genetic handicap. Sure hope to get him again with the Cuddie in 2008

chris frachiseur
grannis, AR
11/17/2007
Since my buddy got the big ten I guess I will try for this heavy 12 point. Thanks cuddeback for the great scouting tool.

chris frachiseur
grannis, AR
11/17/2007
I have had my cuddeback for about a year now. I have taken over 8000 images. This buck is the best one I've captured. My buddy harvested him on 11-17 and was guessed to score around 160 .

Mike Hanna
Polk, PA
11/17/2007
These photos where taken at a buddies feeder