Michael Bowers
Hillsville, VA
12/28/2005
I placed the camera on an apple tree on the edge of a field and right at sunset I got a picture of what turned out to be a beautiful 9 pointer. Thanks to my cuddeback The Sunset Buck now has been added to my trophy room.

Sandy Warren
Benton, MS
12/28/2005
My husband gave me my Cuddeback for Christmas. I set it up the afternoon before this (the very first) photo was taken. (Just a big vine in the foreground.)

Patrick Copes
el dorado, AR
12/28/2005
This buck if you zoom in look at the tine length and mass. He is pretty nice. This was over a scrape and I got 16 different bucks but never the same one twice. I think it is because we have a zillion does and there is no need for territorial nature or dominence.

Jerald Wootan
Bloomington, IN
12/28/2005

Jerald Wootan
Bloomington, IN
12/28/2005
twin fawns

mark presley
vicksburg, MS
12/28/2005
set up cam early in the year and caught this buck still in velvet lots of deer with this buck

Adam Boysen
Iowa City, IA
12/28/2005
Boy that flash is bright:)

Keri Woods
Boulder Junction, WI
12/28/2005
I bought my husband a cuddeback for Christmas in hopes of catching the ghost buck on camera. These photos were taken on the 2nd night after the camera was hung. Maybe this spring we can send in some photos of his off-spring!

steve theobald
palmyra, MI
12/28/2005
this is the buck i later shot with the help of the camera,great to have the buck you kill with a life picture and the battery life is great even when its cold,thanks again

Jamie Willwerth
Windham, ME
12/28/2005
This is a pic of a yearling Bull that has been roaming my property.