mark miller
belpre, OH
12/30/2005
the cuddeback was set on a scrape in the middle of a field at the end of a tree line. the scrape is there every year. it looks like possibly 2 different bucks but are only 1 minute apart. the third photo was from september. i had the camera watching a cedar tree that is rubbed hard every year.

Ray VanAsten
Appleton, WI
12/30/2005
WOW! Finally caught a Bobcat on Cam. I beleive the one trailing behind is a younger one. Enjoy

Rick Greene
Nekoosa, WI
12/30/2005
I just purchased the duddeback, and on the second day I had it out, it took this nice picture while snowing.

Scott kraus
Blaine, MN
12/30/2005
Here are some photos of a buck that was injured. The injury seemed to heel but the buck looks pretty skinny.

CLINT COOPER
baldwin, FL
12/30/2005
here's lookin at ya !!!!!

William W Gabbard
Booneville, KY
12/30/2005
Here's lookin' at Ya

evan hartnett
Hutchinson, KS
12/30/2005
I built me a new feeeder and put it up in a area that I have never paid attention to in the past. I set my cuddeback over it and left it alone for 3 weeks when I went back I had 1100 pictuers on my camera including 12 differnt buck. When I saw this brusier my eye about pop out of my head. thanks Evan Hartnett

Pete Adcock
Florence, MS
12/30/2005
I set my camera up about ten yards from a creek crossing and got this picture of a deer running. This proves how fast the speed is on the camera.

William Beresford
Merrill, WI
12/30/2005
This is in a small food plot about 300 yards behind my house that is sorounded by tagalders and popular trees.

william mayo
Franklin, VT
12/30/2005
Picture taken of turkey's feeding on Imperial No-plow clover planted along Roundup-ready corn piece the day after christmas 2005.