kevin schlipp
Isanti, MN
4/16/2007
I have been looking for turkeys and was wondering why the toms were not gobbeling in the morning so I put out my cuddleback to see why. When I saw the photo of the coyotes it answered the question. The coyotes have been hunting the turkeys. I have been told that using turkey calls will attract coyotes.

Jeremy Reindl
Manitowoc, WI
4/16/2007

Luke Guest
Oxford, MS
4/16/2007
This is a nice photo of a small buck staring down a rabbit who seems to be eating his clover. It gave me a good chuckle.

Riley A. Fletschock
Altoona, WI
4/16/2007
I had put out my CUDDEBACK on my food plot to see what kind of turkey action there was when I got this pic. On Apr. 15 07, my brother and I were set up in this location during my Wis.spring turkey season in my double-bull and I shot a beautifull turkey at sun rise. EEE HAA !

Andrew Storm
Merrill, WI
4/15/2007
This is pre-spring scouting pic. Taken over our corn field.

Thad Burkette
Hartford, WI
4/14/2007

case haynes
heavener, OK
4/13/2007
put corn out about a month ago when it was gone did not go back for about 3 weeks went back and had these two photos did not no there was bears this close to my house

DOUG MUXLOW
LAPEER, MI
4/13/2007
JUST GOT A NEW, NO-FLASH CUDDEBACK, FIRST PICTURES I GOT ON THE CAMERA WERE THESE TURKEYS.

Kathy Niemiec
Tripoli, WI
4/13/2007
Hoping to catch a beaver that had been hanging around on our dock; to our surprise, Hello Kitty!

Cathy Rupard
Columbia, MO
4/13/2007
I will be glad to send the whole series of photos before and after. Even the conservation agent thought we had manufactured our porcupine in Missouri photo. Love the Cuddeback. If we can't get the best we will stay with one scouting camera!!