Chris Clark
LeRoy, IL
11/12/2005
Two different nice bucks, working a mock scrape, I made on concecutive days.

Chad Carger
Cabot, AR
11/11/2005
Finally got what I was looking for. Evidence that the flash does not bother the deer as this one stood for several pictures. The deer in this area are very wary as you can tell from the time he was out and about. I have never seen him in daylight hours.

Brent Murray
Dillsboro, IN
11/11/2005
Caught this buck visiting my Biologic - apparently after raking a tree . I was lucky enough to harvest him on 11/06/05 Thanks to my Cuddeback.

Blake Buchan
Lumpkin, GA
11/10/2005
This is the first buck to cheese in front of my new Cuddeback digital.

Chad Carger
Cabot, AR
11/10/2005
Good looking buck just after dark. Great product that I can depend on taking good pictures

Bill Manske
Algona, IA
11/10/2005
This deer wants to eat this Possum. What another great picture from Cuddeback. I love that camera.

Tom Dempsey
Delbarton, WV
11/10/2005
These two bucks were working the same scrape. One looks like he is worn out and has broken antler on left side.

Dan Bisig
Elkhart, IN
11/10/2005
These photos were taken within one hundred feet of my house. Photo 1 The lip curl and the snif Photo 2 The approach Photo 3 Then the breeding Notice the open sores on the back of the doe. At first I thought it was a coyote attack, but there was no bites on her flanks and shoulders. Notice where the buck's chest is at on her back, right at where the sores end.I would say this was not her first encounter with a buck.

John Miller
Farmington, PA
11/10/2005
I know these pictures aren't much to look at but you guys were complaining about the PA boys not posting anything, so here you go. Thanks Cuddeback

RON HOVIS
HAGERSTOWN, MD
11/10/2005
YOU WOULD THINK THAT THAT BIG DUMMY RON HOVIS WOULD KEEP FRESH BATTERIES IN THIS FEERDR , I'M HUNGRY