Rodney Hoppe
Cannon Falls, MN
12/25/2005
First time deer in Scrape

Ken Crumpton
Fouke, AR
12/24/2005
This is our first game camera Im glad it was not a 35mm we had 54 pictures in three days

Scott kraus
Blaine, MN
12/24/2005
Here a couple photos of a deer that was wounded during a fight. I thought it might be dead since I didn't see for a few weeks. He has healed up nice. He looks a little skinny

Jason Winters
Nekoosa, WI
12/24/2005
It makes sitting alot easier on those long cold days when you know what's out there thanks to the cuddeback.

Jason Winters
Nekoosa, WI
12/24/2005
I travel 2 hrs to my hunting destination, therefor sometimes it's a couple weeks before I can check my camera. I am rest assured with the cuddeback because I know the camera will still be taking pictures when I get there, not just 24 pictures then done within a few days.

Jason Winters
Nekoosa, WI
12/24/2005
My Cuddeback took over 2000 images in my first season, I cannot believe the $savings$ over the traditional film camera I was using.

Jason Winters
Nekoosa, WI
12/24/2005
Here's a few pictures taken with my Cuddeback during bow/gun season 2005 from 1 of my favorite stands in Western Wisconsin.

Brad Brown
rockwell, NC
12/24/2005
In 3 days got 46 pictures! Thanks Cuddeback!!!

B Harriman
Marshall, MO
12/23/2005
Here's a velvet pic and hard horn pic of a really wide 8 pt., lost his browtines, but glad to see him alive after all the gun seasons...

Brian Hook
Hagerstown, MD
12/23/2005
Just a few Maryland bucks getting some food. Thanks Cuddeback!!