Rusty Reeves
Roseville, OH
11/5/2006
We purchased 100 acres 10 years ago and have been manging the deer herd since. It is nice to see good, healthy animals. These are afew of this years ddominant bucks.

mike sweeney
bladenboro, NC
11/5/2006
never knew we had so many buck out there.Have 117 acre farm and son has been hunting for 2 yrs. with no luck. bought a cuddeback, set it up in few areas on land nailed times and dates deer came around hes a true hunter now, has killed 2 both bucks one four pointer and one cow horn. thanxs cuddeback for keeping him in the woods and out of trouble.

Rusty Reeves
Roseville, OH
11/5/2006
We have watched these deer for 2 years now on our Cuddeback cameras. After years of managing the herd in our area it is nice to see some good, healthy animals.

Ed Gobler
Hayward, WI
11/5/2006
I was amazed at the shutter speed of my new cuddeback. In this photo it has captured this buck in hot pursuit of the doe...both deer on the move.

Ryan Halstead
Grayling, MI
11/5/2006
This picture was taken just as I shoot this 4 pt buck.

Bruce gauntt
san antonio, TX
11/5/2006
So this is who's been eating my wife's flowers!

Jon Larson
Mondovi, WI
11/5/2006
I have 2 cuddebackdigital cameras and they are in the woods 10 months out of the year. These bucks are coming to a water hole I created in the woods.

P.J. Beals
Effingham, IL
11/4/2006
I put my camera on an active scrape to see who was using it and I got this picture. There is a real good buck working the scrape while two other bucks are fighting in the background. Pretty cool!

george riser
saint clairsville, OH
11/4/2006
i know this buck isn,t a monter buck but notice his brow tines. they almost touch eachother, and they are slightly palmated. by the way. how do you think he feels about shareing his corn pile with these coons? ;) thank you cuddeback your camera is a blast!

Tim Brinkmann
O'Fallon, MO
11/4/2006
I didn't realize how many gobblers I had until I got my scouting camera!