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Edward Arnado
Granvilly, NY
10/12/2006
I was checking out here in my backyard and when I went to check my camera or should I say cudde back digital to see what was coming out in my field this is what was capture by your cudde back digital. Everyone that I have sent this picture to has told me they are going to frame picture one particular friend wanted to know if how I took the picture I told them it was done with your cudde back digital. To me it is beautiful.
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Lee Taylor
Fremont, WI
10/12/2006
Not the biggest but very unique buck
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scott schroeder
islip terrace, NY
10/12/2006
some vids of my hunt camp
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Jason Marquette
Maple Lake, MN
10/12/2006
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Eric Lewis
Wichita Falls, TX
10/12/2006
This is at the same feeder as my entry with the nontypical buck only it was one year ago. We observed this deer throughout his development and decided that we should take it. He was harvested the second day of the season in a wheat field approximately 300 yards from this bulk feeder that is fenced only to keep the hogs and turkey out. He is a beautiful ten point that looks as great on the wall as he does here.
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TOM ROBERSON
CARROLLTON, MS
10/12/2006
I'M A NEW CUDDEBACK USER. WE HAVE BEEN PASSING UP ON BUCKS FOR YEARS & WAS CURIOUS TO SEE WHAT WAS OUT THERE.WE PUT UP A FEEDER & CAMERA AND WAS AMAZED AT WHAT WE FOUND.
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Eric Lewis
Wichita Falls, TX
10/12/2006
This is on a 4000 acre lease that is primarily a cattle operation and is now almost a year and a half into serious deer management. This feeder is fenced in order to keep the hogs out and the property is entirely free range. This buck is extremely interesting and you can see why. I have had several experts look at these pictures and they say that it was no accident his horn grew this way...its in his genetics so i cant WAIT until next yr to see this guy at 4.5 yrs old!!! He ended up with a nice 5x left side and on the right: two main beams with forks and a 7 or 8 inch brow tine that splits....pretty cool!
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Eric Lewis
Wichita Falls, TX
10/12/2006
This is at a feeder on a new property we recently purchased. It hasnt been hunted in many years and is neighbored by non hunters. We put a feeder out and fenced it with panels to keep the hogs out and within a week this nice 8 pointer with a hook in his main beam became a regular visitor. Ive owned nothing but cuddeback digital cameras since they originally came out using the smart media cards. Bought the first one at the Texas Trophy Hunters Extravaganza in Ft. Worth. Theyre the best. PERIOD.
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Brian Oberholzer
Mercersburg, PA
10/12/2006
I put some corn out after season to see what was still around and my cuddeback took some really neat pictures during a snow storm.
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Mark Briggs
La Cygne, KS
10/12/2006
I put up my cuddeback and a week later I shot him. 1st bow kill.
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