Jacob Krebsbach
Max, ND
11/4/2006
Just a small buck, but a pretty picture. Left side of his rack looks a little different. Might be interesting in a few years if he makes it.

Kyle Richards
Backus, MN
11/4/2006

John Hogan
Plattsburgh, NY
11/4/2006
I harvested this buck a week after these pictures and video's were taken in Northern NY (Adirondak's)

Zane Corbett
mebane, NC
11/4/2006
My cousin had told me about a white deer he had seen, but I never got a chance to see it. If it were not for my Cuddeback, I would have missed this once in a lifetime shot. Thanks again for your superior product!!

Jack Antoszeski
Alliquippa, PA
11/4/2006
Just moved and finally found the buck to hunt by new House.

Loren Rowland
Madison, SD
11/4/2006
I found an area within my hunting farm that had a 25 ft circle of dead packed down grass. So I made a mock scrape and set my camera up on this site. Five days later I checked my camera, to my delite I had 60 images. Four of those images was a buck sparring match. Cuddyback has added a new dimension to my hunting strategies.

Aaron Woods
Prairieville, LA
11/4/2006
These deer put the wood in Woodville, MS.

Ryan Kolb
Appleton, WI
11/3/2006
A few deer doing a some cute posing for the camera.

David Zwiener
Silver Creek, NE
11/3/2006
The No Flash Cuddy sure does a great job. I had several pics in a row with the infrared and it takes beautiful day pics. My friend had a cuddy with flash and rarely gets more than one picture in a row(one minute after the other). Glad I spent the extra $$$$

Marty Ernst
Schuyler, NE
11/3/2006
Putting the camera on a rub or scrape has really been effective. You never know what to expect.