Adam Carter
cedartown, GA
9/3/2006
These are some photos of some nice bucks on a newly acquired lease. My cuddeback took 271 pictures in two weeks. I have two cuddeback cameras and I am very pleased with the results.

Roger Reddin
Neenah, WI
9/3/2006
Yesterday I lost my cuddeback camera to theft. I had it less than a year. I was having so much fun, I got sloppy about keeping safe. I even put it on a trypod. I wish I would have learn how to use theftstop plus,I would feel better if I new the camera was uesless to them. Here is a bear picture I got with the cuddeback before I lost it.

Fred Knight
Camden, DE
9/3/2006
This was taken with the new No Flash 6 days before opening day of Bow in De.

Robbie Branham
Sumter, SC
9/3/2006
Two bucks fighting for food!

travis venable
murfreesboro, TN
9/3/2006
check out the rattlesnake and deer, not off of my cam though

Rich Hansen
Ashland, WI
9/3/2006
Caught this wolf on the way into a food plot. There are two others behind him.

Rich Hansen
Ashland, WI
9/3/2006
Put my Cuddeback on a well worn deer trail and caught this guy passing thru. None of the cameras I have used in the past would have been fast enough to capture the whole animal at this range.

Matt Gray
Russellville, AR
9/3/2006
This is a crossing that is a ridge, that runs through an open between wood lots. The deer tend to trot or run through. This tells you how fast a Cuddeback really is......

Ryan Mackey
Windham, NH
9/3/2006
Moose checking out the cuddeback in Pittsburg, NH. Took 200 pictures of moose during a 2 week span. I have a moose tag for this area.

Troy Keith
Greencastle, IN
9/3/2006
A closeup picture of a long tined young buck. I get around 70 pictures a week from this spot.