LW Miller
Mooresville, NC
12/17/2006
We just bought this piece of land and we wanted to see what was on it so we bought a cuddeback and put it on a tree near our pond. The camera was up for one week and we got 663 pics. We have lots of foxes, raccons, and deer. This racoon is in alot of the pics but we never thought we would see them all dinning together.

Tabb Justus
Waynesboro, PA
12/17/2006
We planted a food plot at our Va cabin. This big 8 point showed up in October. By the way, we never harvested him. He's still out there.

Kyle Walker
New Lisbon, WI
12/17/2006
Neighbors and guys from work have been seeing this three legged buck on our road the entire season but I haven't seen him 'til now! What a unique deer.

TIMOTHY Pearson
Roosevelt, MN
12/17/2006

Wes Wilson
Hindman, KY
12/16/2006
These bucks are still running around. Can't wait to see them next year.

Wes Wilson
Hindman, KY
12/16/2006
First picture of any coyote. This is one big Bear.

Patrick copes
el dorado, AR
12/16/2006

Tad Crawford
East Sparta, OH
12/16/2006
We call him 'Bucky'...a wild buck who likes apples. Missed him early in season...sure hope he makes it till next year.

Mead Goings
Robeline, LA
12/16/2006
It all started the first week of muzzle loader season when I checked my Cudde Back Digital Camera; that's when I first saw the very unusual buck. As soon as I saw the pictures I called my dad and brother. When they saw the pictures we started deciding our plan of attack. I can honestly say without the pictures we would never have gotten a chance to harvest the buck. But on December 1, 2006 my little brother harvested the buck chasing two doe through an old clearing. After examining the deer he was a 14 point with a 19 inch spread. When we looked at his teeth we found that he had a cleft pallet and no front teeth, which we think is what caused his strange antlers. Thanks for a great product! Mead Goings

Edward Porter
Romulus, MI
12/16/2006
Don't know what kind of bird this is but he sure looks suprised.