Ken Mitchael
Fort Smith, AR
6/2/2006
I had added Tink's 69 to the licking branch over an active scrap during the Arkansas' November 2005 season. I had a visit from a bear. Apparently he did not like the flash from my Cuddeback so he red to remove it from the tree. The screw and cable security system saved my camera. Best camera I have ever owned.

Jeff Petermann
West Bend, WI
6/2/2006
I was hoping to get pics of deer but all I got was bears. It looks like two younger bears are either playing or fighting. Anyway, it's a true bear hug

CRAIG STOKKE
Grande Prairie , Ab , Canada, AB
6/2/2006
just a couple pics of the big boy , and one mad bear

CRAIG STOKKE
Grande Prairie , Ab , Canada, AB
6/2/2006
bear was really interested in camera

Chad Oliver
Omaha, NE
6/1/2006
I just recently purchased my Cuddeback camera and I am amazed, along with my friends, how awesome the pictures are!!!

Dave Ranard
Crawfordsville, IN
6/1/2006
This is my first fawn image of the year.

Rocky Habel
Fredonia, PA
6/1/2006
This should be a nice one come fall!!

r.w. runyan
el reno, OK
6/1/2006
We had a lot of turkey this year and I set my cudde up close to camp and caught these amazing shots.

Anthony Copeland
DeKalb, TX
5/31/2006
This was a gobbler that my son in law and one of his friends tried and tried to track down during turkey season this year (2006). They tried many times to call the old gobbler in with no sucess. They got close a few times. After turkey season ended, low and behold there he was on my Cuddeback. Man, were they jealous . He is known as the one that got away.

BRANDON MILLER
Oxford, GA
5/31/2006