Randy Beason
Shreveport, LA
11/29/2005
I found a few rubs and scrapes in a heavily covered bottom and decided to put forth the extra effort and put a feeder in there. I had just purchased a Cuddeback and in only 3 days time I got these great pictures.

Vance Tomlinson
MAx, ND
11/29/2005
Talk about fast shutter speed!! Caught this squirrel in mid-air. I have tried alot of different cameras, and NOTHING compares to the cuddeback!!

gary smith
SIDNEY, OH
11/29/2005

john muncher
greenville, MS
11/29/2005

Jim Deppe
Ashland, IL
11/29/2005
I was relatively new at using a trail camera. So, I put the Cuddeback on a well used trail leading from a timber, into a field. It appears the fawn wasn't paying attention and was in the bucks way.

Ray VanAsten
Appleton, WI
11/29/2005
I had this bucks travel pattern figured out. To my surprise I actually caught him for the duration of this video. If you watch him it is as if he is saying look at me, you will never see me while sitting in your stand . He was right, I never saw him in my stand.

Mike Yakimicki
Grovertown, IN
11/29/2005
Most deer I've got in one frame since I got my first camera three years ago. Buck tries to mount doe before running by camera.

Brian Schlomann
New Berlin, WI
11/28/2005
The picture tells the story. Looks like maybe a father had to put the son back in line.

Brian Schlomann
New Berlin, WI
11/28/2005
We have had a bear menaceing our deer hunting area over the summer and fall. He has destroyed to deer bilnds tried to rip the Cudde Back Camera off the tree twice and completed devoured an adult doe that we left over night from a single lung hit. We finally caught the culprit on film.

Aaron Bartinski
Warroad, MN
11/28/2005
Two nice bucks going to bed a little late. Then the same two nice bucks that walked into the wrong place at the wrong time.