Jeffery Newman
Hazlehurst, MS
10/5/2007
THESE ARE JUST A COUPLE OF PICS OF A TEN POINT THAT WE HAVE WATCHED GROW. LAST YEAR HE WAS A 115-120 9 POINT THIS YEAR HE APPEARS TO BE A 130-140 TEN POINTER. THAHKS TO CUDDEBACK WE CAN SEE WHAT DIFFERENCE A YEAR MAKES. THANKS

Lionel Legassey
Athol, MA
10/5/2007
One of the cameras that I have set for general wildlife observation. This photo was a complete surprise.Fisher's are not usualy spoted in this area.

Howard Shaw
Jacksonville, FL
10/5/2007
These photos were taken on my Uncle and Aunt's ranch in South Texas with one of the 20+ Cuddebacks they have purchased through the Quality Deer Management Association. It is a low fenced property where they introduced protein feeders about 4 years ago. We are very excited about the growth of the deer!..The first photo is of a bick pawing at the feeder to get more out! The second shows the speed of the Cuddeback and catches a woodpecker in flight!

clifford mccann
clarkston, WA
10/5/2007
My first good photo of a moose.It's Bullwinkle!

Dennis Reiter
Eau Claire, WI
10/5/2007
I finally got a picture of this bear during clear daylight that climbed up one of my ladder stands and ate the seat off it. It has been fun!!!!!

John Burek
Montague, MA
10/5/2007
10? 12? either way I hope I see him this bow season.

Mark Clark
Wausau, WI
10/5/2007
We recently built a pond and set the camera on surveillance mode to capture the seasons for the ponds first year. This creature took a liking the new red eye.

ryan briggs
ashland, OH
10/5/2007
a nice deer

ryan briggs
ashland, OH
10/5/2007
some nice deer

Corey Mills
Brodhead, WI
10/4/2007
Another big deer on the camera