Sid Strzok
Monument, CO
9/5/2007
Camera was placed at a water hole the night before.

Jasen Berkowitz
Medford, NJ
9/5/2007
We've been watching this 8 all summer and at 7:22 PM you can see him with one spot of bloody velvet and when he came back at 2:06 AM his antlers were freshly cleaned of velvet with scraps hanging in his face.

Paul Wray
Auburn, AL
9/5/2007
This is the third year of feeding protien pellets. Seems to be workign great in Alabama. These Cuddeback cameras dont miss a thing, We experimented with the cuddeback and a moultrie camera. We put one on top of the other in the same tree. 740+ pics on the cuddeback, only 34 on the moutlrie. So then we switched positions, place the moultrie on bottom and cuddeback on top. Would you believe it, Same Results. These cameras really work. Just purchased my 3rd one. Thanks Cuddeback!!!!

Mark Goeden
West Bend, WI
9/5/2007
FIRST YEAR WITH MY CUDDEBACK DIGITAL CAMERA THAT MY SON BOUGHT ME FOR CHRISTMAS. CAN I SAY ANYMORE, JUST LOOK AT THESE PICTURES. NEVER SAW THIS MANY BIG BUCKS ON OUR HUNTING LAND BEFORE. WHAT A GREAT CAMERA! I'M SOLD.

Eric Scott
Altmar, NY
9/5/2007

T.J. Druba
Superior, NE
9/5/2007
My cuddeback no flash takes some impressive photos. This deer looks to have very little hair on his back.

Mark Meadows
Livingston, TN
9/5/2007
I Got this picture of two bucks one of which has started to lose his velvet.

ben Oak
Penalosa, KS
9/5/2007
I can't even figure this one out!

Kurt Hebeker
Sheboygan, WI
9/5/2007
Nice Buck posing for the Cuddeback

Brian Gray
Shirley, AR
9/5/2007
Captured this picture of an impressive 12 point on my farm in North Central Arkansas. He has been hanging around my feeder for the past few weeks. Hopefully he will hang around until October 1st!