Dan Wing
Mindoro, WI
7/30/2006
I found 2 scrapes within 20 yards of one another and had a hunch. So I moved my camera to a tree right next to one of the scrapes and this is what I found. After leaving the camera for a week. I pulled the disk to see what was happening, and nearly had a heart attack when I saw who was using the trail.

Randy Moran
Koshkonong, MO
7/30/2006
Nice buck with alot of mass, I think he is just a 7 point but not a bad one.

Steve Powell
McKinney, TX
7/30/2006
I Have other scouting cameras but the Cuddeback is the best.

James Vanderhoef
Marion, MI
7/29/2006
Have been seeing coyote tracks for a while here, and deciced to see what he looked like. I knew my Cuddeback would'nt let me down. The long eared doe was just a bonus. Thank you. Jim

James Wright Jr
Cambridge, MD
7/29/2006
This is another great pic of the big 8 point. The Sika deer are really holding tight in this area so far this year. I just hope they all keep the same patterns for a few more weeks. If they change, we will know with the help of our cuddeback.

James Wright Jr
Cambridge, MD
7/29/2006
We haven't seen a whitetail of this caliber in several years. My buddy is still using a film camera about 500 yards away and is not getting half the images I am. The Sika Deer is one I have been trying to catch up with for about 3 years now. Hopefully with the help of my cuddeback I will be able to put him where he belongs... on the wall.

Chad Prater
shawnee, KS
7/29/2006

Randy Flood
Fayetteville, PA
7/29/2006
After several attempts with less quality cameras, I bought a Cuddeback and am very impressed with the results.

lin nightingale
columbus, OH
7/29/2006
use this in an ad if you want.this deer is approximately 30 to 40 yards away.its in the 80s.the sensitivity was set on high.ill recommend your camera.ps does the flash in your experience spook deer?

jerry McCormick
steelville, MO
7/29/2006
Cuddeback and Trophyrock works for me.