allen&melody byerly
newton, TX
10/3/2007
get full lay down and take a nap

Gary Merkes
Sun Prairie, WI
10/2/2007
I put in a small clover patch this spring hoping that it would produce this season. So far, it has produced a lot of neat photos. These pictures are of a few bucks in the area, apparently fighting for dominance. This is my third season with digital cameras, and the cuddeback consistantly captures the best photos. These fighting bucks is a prime example of the quality of this camera. I hope you enjoy these photos as much as I do.

James Shultz
Chase, KS
10/2/2007
This is one of the first bucks we have gotten this season.. There are two different bucks in these pictures..

Timothy Werth
Lafayette, IN
10/2/2007
Cuddeback user for two weeks when 4 different 130 to 150 class whitetails visited. The pictures speak for themselves as each posed for video and still photos. In an area that is heavily hunted that nobody really thinks of as holding record book bucks we see differently now due to the Cuddeback No Flash.

Steve Reaves
Hamer, SC
10/2/2007
Photos were taken on a corn pile put out for taking pictures

Nino Iaconis
Dearborn, MI
10/2/2007
Strange Pics a - Carry me Mom b - Dancing in the background

Patrick Siemsen
Holyrood, KS
10/2/2007
My dad and I just bought a Cuddeback this summer and are loving it. In one night we got pictures of 3 mature bucks and 2 younger bucks fighting. Thanks for a great camera! Pat Siemsen

Riley A. Fletschock
Altoona, WI
10/2/2007
I saw this buck Thur. afternoon, set up my cudde the next day Fri. and got a pic of him that evening.

Richie Gill
marion, AR
10/2/2007
got first pic of this buck in mid july and got the last one in late september amazing how fast their horns can grow

Rene Mouton
Houston, TX
10/2/2007
Three pictures of deer at High Lonesome on my ranch in Sutton County Texas. First picture is of a young 9 point in velvet. The second picture is of a young 8 point in velvet. The third picture is of the 8 point in vlevet with two doe/