Neil Lee
Hamer, SC
10/2/2007
I have never captured a deer eating corn on the cob!! Great Cuddeback camera! Great detail. Thanks Cuddyback!!!

Rene Mouton
Houston, TX
10/2/2007
These three pictures were taken by my Cuddeback Trail Camera on my ranch in Sutton County Texas. The first picture is of two doe boxing at No. 1. The second picture is of a good young ten point at No. 2. The third picture is of a wild hog at No. 2

Scott Finstad
Osceola, WI
10/2/2007
Momma Bear, Pappa Bear and Baby Bear

Dustin Herron
Tulsa, OK
10/2/2007
Only had this camera for a week, got more pictures in a week of nice bucks than with any of the other scouting cameras I have.

Dennis Gaume
Alliance, OH
10/2/2007
We decided to put our No-Flash on an old logging road that goes through our farm to see what was using it. To our supprise we found this really nice 8 pt and another decent buck using the area on the card.

Thomas Mcclure
orange city, FL
10/2/2007
florida hogs

Bobby Smith
warminster, PA
10/2/2007
Still hanging around, pictures him in velvet and not Cuddeback works, the one g2 is huge.

Robert Sitar
Lakota, ND
10/2/2007
This fellow must have picked up this piece of brush while rubbing around the edge of the cattails. And then---the nice 5 X 5 joined him.

Robert Smith
Aiken, SC
10/2/2007
I bought a new Cuddeback Expert based on the recommendation of several people. Set it up and here is the very first picture it took. I hope to get some pics of the dominant bucks in the area soon.

Bob Huecker
Lomira, WI
10/1/2007
While deer hunting in Florence county, I watched this sow and 3 cubs visit my bait pile 3 times this season. The photo and video was taken when the bears returned after I had chased them away at the close of shooting hours. The first time they came to my site, the sow knocked the camera off the tree as soon as she arrived. After that, she was interested in the camera but didn't touch it.