Randy Rodriguez
Kawkawlin, MI
11/21/2006
Trying to photograph coyotes upclose.

danny karel
horicon, WI
11/21/2006
here is a nice buck over a scrape the first pic he has both sides of his rack the a week later he broke off his left main beem.

MARK LOTT
NEWKIRK, OK
11/21/2006
A FRIEND IN KANSAS EMAILED THIS DEER HE APPROPRIATELY NAMED TWO TAIL. JUST THOUGHT IT WAS UNIQUE ENOUGH FOR YOU TO SHOW TO YOUR VIEWERS. NOTE THE FIRST PICTURE WAS AS A FAWN IN 2004. HE TURNED INTO A NICE BUCK IN 2006

Randy Yarbrough
Mebane, NC
11/21/2006
After seeing a few deer pass through the edge of my yard I decided to set up my cuddeback near a row of planted pine trees and look what showed up.

neal frazier
magnolia, AR
11/21/2006
I hunt in a area in south AR (Columbia Co.) where you never see bear. I had my c3000 out during opening week of the modern gun hunt. while checking the images at camp I first thought it was another wild hog. Note the tracking collar around his neck.

Curt Meyer
Saugus, CA
11/21/2006
Moving my Cuddeback around in a remote mountain area North of Los Angeles it took a while to find a honey hole. Finally, at this spot within two weeks it captured pictures of three nice bucks AND the competition. And a funny thing about this spot - maybe its just my old-age, but while still-hunting here I had a constant craving to look over my shoulder and I just don't remember ever doing that before.

Mike Berlanda
Kutztown, PA
11/20/2006
Our Cuddeback setup is 50 yds from our house in our backyard; just there to see what deer are moving in our area. These 2 doe are arguing over the corn we put out to keep them coming in. Awesome Pics!

Jack Suber
Columbia, SC
11/20/2006
I had my Cuddeback Excite in a swamp where I have a stand set-up for my son. The camera took the picture of this 11 point last week. He has a nice right hook.

Douglas Savoy
Abbeville, LA
11/20/2006
He is too close!!

Tygue Rudolph
Rio Seco Ranch, TX
11/20/2006
Another great photo from our Cuddeback scouting camera.