Matt Kolb
Stevens Point, WI
10/6/2005
We had the camera set up scouting for some doe's early season and was pleasantly surprised to see this unique picture of a sandhill crane landing infront of camera, showing the uncomparable trigger speed of the cuddeback digital. Also a few nice bucks that we are even more excited about!

Douglas Zinn
Storm Lake, IA
10/6/2005
My camera is set up in a thicket of a fenceline next to a beanfield and cornfield. I made a mock scrape and set up the Cuddeback and got these pics of this buck I didn't even know was in the area.

Gene Copeland
Madison, IN
10/6/2005
These are the first pictures I have of this buck out of velvet.

patrick johnson
appleton, WI
10/6/2005
i've had the cuddeback for a year now and have gotten some very nice picture of deer and turkeys. here are some from this year already.

jeff decrane
Hampton, IL
10/6/2005
I didn't know that there were Bucks this large in our area util I puchaced a cuddeback trail camera. Now wouldn't you like to catch these when the sun is up and the season is on.

Douglas Hubbard
Somerset, LA
10/6/2005
2 Cameras - 2 Weeks - 250 pics - 200 buck pics - here are some highlights

Steve Gilcrease
Nacogdoches, TX
10/6/2005
this feeder is in my back yard. I have several nice bucks feeding at it. This is a nice 2 year old buck.

Dan Catlin
Mt. Pleasant, MI
10/6/2005
This was my first attempt at a food plot and I found a scrape right away. This is the nicest buck I've seen on the property. Thanks to Cuddeback for the great photo's.

Lee Ellis
Hampton, SC
10/6/2005
Received camera for Christmas put it out and got about 30 photos. Pulled camera and forgot about it. Found it right after hunting season started and put it at a new location. I think I'm going to sit in this stand.

dan trieloff
whitewater, WI
10/5/2005
Hope this works. I have heard many people talk about ghost's. I have 3 on my cuddy!