Steve Long
Richmone, VA
11/13/2006
I had these photos on my camera when I arrived at our cabin and not checking the camera. Little did I know that this buck would walk by my stand the afternoon of the first day of muzzleloading.

Ben Schmidtke
Pearsall, TX
11/13/2006
This is a great picture that our Cuddeback took. It really shows off the bucks antler and is a rare shot to get. Git r done. Ben P.S.- The Cuddeback takes great pics and is an awesome scouting tool. If you do any kind of wildlife management you NEED a Cuddeback. They will definitely pay for themselves in one season.

Matthew Reuter
Prairie du Sac, WI
11/13/2006

Ryan Thomason
Durant, OK
11/13/2006
I have been Seeing these 2 bucks for about a month now....I have yet to get a shot at them....BUt thanks to my cuddeback I know they are there...

Guy Bradshaw
Burlington, WI
11/13/2006
pic #1 11pt. mid-day at the rub during the pre-rut in Buffalo County, WI; pic #2 same spot early evening 10/26 9 point; pic #3 1 hour later on 10/26, the 11 pointer returns to see what the 9 was doing in his territory.

Guy Bradshaw
Burlington, WI
11/13/2006
purchased (2) cuddyback no-flashes for the first time using game cameras & placed by major rub & scrape in Buffalo County, WI. 9 pointer has been seen off & on frequently as the rut is heating up here. 6pt. is a Piebald and there are several in the area. 11pt. was seen again last Saturady am bedded with a doe at 260 yards (a little too far for the Mathews Switchback but not for the .300 Win Mag if he's around for the gun opener this coming weekend).

Mike Van Wynsberghe
Grandview, MB, Canada, R0L 0Y0, MB
11/13/2006
Buck at a licking branch, What a huge neck!

steffan Schumacher
scottsville, KY
11/13/2006

KEN WILLIAMS
ont. CANADA N0J1N0, ON
11/13/2006
I named him the UNICORN BUCK because of the 3rd antler.. I was lucky to get this pic as i had the camera set on 30 min time laps

Jonathon Stevens
Medford, NJ
11/13/2006
This is the VERY FIRST picture taken with my new Cuddeback. I have never seen does do this before.