Rod Wallace
Muscle Shoals, AL
3/30/2007
While looking at some of my archive cuddeback pictures I happened upon this one and didn't see how it escaped my not noticing. Notice the two bucks in the picture with the one to the right looking up in the tree. I was amazed at what I saw and noticed the bobcat looking down on the smaller buck. It seems that they are at a draw.

Steven Elliott
Genoa, WI
3/30/2007
This buck was only caught once on camera, the last day I was working before my vacation for bowhunting

Thomas Gillen
Lakeville, MN
3/30/2007
The Camera had been sitting in storage for 2 years because my brother did not know how to us it so when I got my camera he asked me to help him with his. A week after we put it out these pictures where taken during our first big snow storm of the year. At first we thought the buck had shed his horns in front of the camera but when the second picture was taken but after looking at the pictures closer we could tell they where two different deer.

STEPHEN SHAFFER
RUIDOSO, NM
3/29/2007
Thought there were some good bulls in the area but cuddeback confirms it!

Val Warfield
Enid, OK
3/29/2007

Val Warfield
Enid, OK
3/29/2007

Rod Wallace
Muscle Shoals, AL
3/29/2007
What a great post card this picture would make!

Kenny Frost
Defiance, OH
3/29/2007
Ok everybody 1-2-3-LOOK

Jeff Schuh
Mokena, IL
3/29/2007
Whos says you can't use your Cuddeback camera for scouting turkey's. Here is a photo from my property in southern Michigan. 4 nice tom's.

Jeff Schuh
Mokena, IL
3/29/2007
Here is a photo of a nice buck on my property in southern Michigan. Cuddeback camera's are the best.