Courtney Holdren
Bedford, VA
11/10/2005
My archery target kept getting knocked over, so I set up the Cuddyback and caught the culprit. Please notice the detail on the buck!!!

steve gilcrease
nacogdoches, TX
11/10/2005
These pictures are from mt backyard. I have picturs of 15 different bucks feeding at this feeder.The first picture is of a buck after he had been chasing does and the second is the original deer in the headlight look.

John Miller
farmington, PA
11/9/2005
I know these deer aren't too much to look at, but you guys were complaining about not seeing PA deer, so here you go! Thanks Cuddeback

Jay Weber
Mondovi, WI
11/9/2005
Mature buck smiling for the camera during the T-Zone Hunt(Doe only).

Tom Dempsey
Delbarton, WV
11/9/2005
My camera quit working 10/15/05 and I had to send back for service. Your service department had it back to me in two weeks and I got to collect these pre rut images. Thanks Tom.

Glenn Bracey
Raeford, NC
11/9/2005
Here is the future of turkey hunting in Halifax county, North Carolina. A few longbeards to dream about.

Mike Shepherd
Bismarck, AR
11/9/2005
Just got my camera and I'm having a blast with it. This is truly a great piece of equipment. I just had to share this with you guys. Keep in mind it was totally dark when this one shot. I bet this little doe saw stars even though none were out.

John Baker
Des Moines, IA
11/9/2005
2nd set of pics with the new Cuddeback. I have 5 or 6 different shots of this buck, all on different days. Hope he shows himself someday when I'm on stand. Nice pic of a Bobcat too.

Jason Wellner
Little Suamico, WI
11/9/2005
I put my camera near my bow stand. I hunted hard but the weather was to warm to see bigger deer. Scraps where re opened every morning however, so i put my camera out to see what was stoping by. 1st pic is a 10 next pic is a 9 point. at least i know they are there

John Burns
Fort Worth, TX
11/9/2005