Shawn Nelson
Oak Creek, WI
10/3/2006
I can't believe the trigger speed and sensitivity, just look at that butterfly, who would have thought it was possible!

Nick Fugleberg
Hope, ND
10/2/2006
I set up my cuddyback in an opening just north of a corn field and caught this buck coming in at the same time almost every night for about ten days. And after sitting for three evenings I harvested this 156 gross monster. My biggest ever.

mark mincks
Bloomfield, IA
10/2/2006
I caught this doe on my cuddeback and have never seen a deer with ears like it before. I have no idea what would have caused her to have floppy ears. If it was not for my cuddeback I probably would have never seen her..

Fred Knight
Buckhannon, WV
10/2/2006

Marcie McCann
Springdale, PA
10/2/2006
This was in Mercer, PA. We knew there was a bear in the area but hadn't seen it for a while. The feeder was actually ripped from the tree while the bear was trying to get into it.

Michael Mayo
Turner, ME
10/2/2006
Set the cam out one evening and used Moose urine for scent.

Michael Loewe
Hallettsville, TX
10/2/2006
This doe is jumping straight up!

Jim McFall
Lawson, MO
10/2/2006
Had the camera out 5 days and got these pictures

William Courtney
staunton, VA
10/2/2006
I set the camera off of a well used trail. After seeing this video, I remembered eating a sandwich while driving to the site. I must have still had bologna smell on my hands!

Todd Davis
Bastrop, LA
10/2/2006
I found a licking branch and a small scrape last week and since our primary rut isn't until late november I thought it would probably be a small immature buck making it. Boy was I wrong! This looks to be a 140 class 8pt. For the area i hunt this is a trophy of a lifetime