Donald Loes
Raeford, NC
1/21/2007
Half to admit these critters or looking pretty Fat See the corn pile getting smaller.

John Corso
Houma, LA
1/21/2007
Here are a few more of this very dark colored doe fawn with her light colored mother.

John Corso
Houma, LA
1/21/2007
I saw this fawn with spots in Nov '06 and watch as the coat darken as she aged. I hope she passes this dark gene on to some buck fawns.

james peterson
elizabethtown, NC
1/20/2007
i have got hunderds of pics with the no flash, this is the first one like this. i call this one (wrong end). thank for sharing it. James

Billy Barnett
Somerset, KY
1/20/2007
Looks like it's time for the antlers to start coming off! Can't wait till this summer to see what kinds antlers grow back! Thanks Cuddeback!

Harry Benson
Slippery Rock, PA
1/20/2007
Image: This is the first buck, which survived the 2006 hunting season, that I captured on my new Cuddeback camera. Video Clip: We were all amused by this video of a doe sniffing/licking my new NoFlash Cuddeback camera.

Tony Wittig
West Allis, WI
1/19/2007
I have been useing this camera for 3 years now, got some nice shots, usually of deer I see while in the woods. I got this one , just happened to try a new spot, hung it facing a road on out property. Never seen this guy, looks like a 14 pt. I use an older cuddeback flash cam, (this pic) as well as a new NO FLASH, Great cameras, I swear by them.others are some doe, and the small buck my 3 year old son says is 'talking'!

Randy Cannella
Plaquemine, LA
1/19/2007
I had just found a good deer trail and wanted to see what type of deers was traveling this area....and WOW!!!!! What a BUCK!!!

Daniel Kurth
Tomahawk, WI
1/19/2007
Thought you might like some big bear from northern Wisconsin.

Vernon A. Lorenzo Sr.
Thompson, OH
1/19/2007
I have tried other cameras and I haven`t been able to capture any pictures of mature bucks.Thanks to no-flash. Things have changed.