Ronald French
Sandy, OR
10/29/2006
A bear started raiding our garbage can on a regular basis. I finally mounted a Cuddeback on a trail my kid's ride their bikes thru about 50 feet from our back door. I quickly began getting numerous photos of the bear.

STEVE BRYN
ARCADIA, WI
10/29/2006
I GUESS THIS HAWK EVEN LIKES TO POSE FOR THE CUDDEBACK NO FLASH. THE PINE SQUIRREL THAT LIVES IN THIS LOG GOT LUCKY THIS DAY!! GOTTA LOVE THESE CUDDEBACK CAMERAS!!

Brent Curry
Valdese, NC
10/28/2006
Just recieved my expert and set it up on a new scrape. 2 nice NC bucks in the same morning

corey pettis
taylor, WI
10/28/2006
i had no idea this b&c buck was in the woods i hunt

Bill Thomason
mcdonough, GA
10/28/2006
He's checking his scrape.

rob lucas
norwalk, CT
10/28/2006
I recognized this bucks unique antler configuration from when he was bigger two years ago, when I first started using Cuddeback. He was bigger then and on his way down so I didn't mistake him for an immature buck on the way up. Best to cull this one, but I'd not have had that knowledge without using Cuddeback cameras.

rob lucas
norwalk, CT
10/28/2006
I knew about the nine point, but his big eight rival was news to me! Checking out what is on the card is like christmas morning every time! Rob Lucas

Dennis OConnor
Moira, NY
10/28/2006
2 big does fighting. (No Flash camera)

Joe Leclaire
Renfrew, ON
10/28/2006
I have other cameras but cuddeback is by far the best

Kathie Rendulic
Conneaut Lake, PA
10/28/2006