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Mike Hoffman
Randolph, WI
11/22/2005
This first buck's name is Hoyt, he was harvested this past wednesday with the bow and he scored 159 with one of his tines broken off. This pic of him is the first of the year and really got us excited for the upcoming season. I love my cuddeback and recommend it to everyone. Thanks.
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Steve Getts
Webster, WI
11/22/2005
We never even suspected that this deer was in the area. Even better is the fact that he was still alive during the gun deer season and moving during the Thanks Cuddeback.
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Chris Gabriel
Falfurrias, TX
11/22/2005
The first picture is of a pair 3&5 year old bucks. We have passed on the older deer for the last 2 years and have decided to give him one more because of this picture. First picture of him this year, the other is a first timer. We've never seen him before this, but glad we had the camera set out to get the picture. Your guess is as good as mine to whats happening in the other piture. I think the doe is fighting with another deer behind the camera.
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Steven Osero
Turtle Lake, WI
11/22/2005
I have other pictures of this coyote...but he is always running away from the camera. This is the first good pic.
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B H
Marshall, MO
11/22/2005
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David Mansfield III
Elyria, OH
11/21/2005
This is a deer that had been tearing up the woods at my buddies house but never seen the buck that was around there so I set up the camera and with in 2 days here is what I have found for him boy was he excited to see this big boy in his woods.
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Chip Ledbetter
Quitman, MS
11/21/2005
Got a picture of this buck in the city limits.
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Brandon Sullivan
Gibsonia, PA
11/21/2005
PENNSYLVANIA BEAR{Tionesta}!!!! Here's the culprit who kept draining the bird feeder every night!!!We were right above him out on the porch on camp watching him for an hour. Then before we went to bed another one came by to eat some bird seed.
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Scott Kraus
Blaine, MN
11/21/2005
This hore looks like it would hurt. The todoes are very close to each other.
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BUD GRAVEEN
WAUSAU, WI
11/21/2005
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