Mike Belleau
Green Bay, WI
10/9/2005
I occasionally gun hunt here but always bow hunt elsewhere. I decided I would try to bow hunt here this year so I bought a cuddeback this summer and put the camera out to do some of my scouting. I put it next to this apple tree because I can check the camera without spooking the deer and am really glad I did! The deer in the second picture always comes and stares into the camera while chewing on apples and the last picture is the best one I got of hanging velvet. Hope you like the pictures as much as I do!

Bill Fugitt
New Braunfels, TX
10/9/2005
Wanted to see what was on my son's 100 acres he bought for hunting near ozona tx. We are sure happy what we found out and with our camera.

Roger Comini
West Newton, PA
10/9/2005
This was frim our first set of pictures with our new cuddeback digital camera. We prevusly had used a stealth cam but became diappointed in it and had bought our cuddeback to replace it.

Phil Harnois
Northfield, VT
10/9/2005
I hadpurchased my cuddeback camera in hopes of getting a photo of a bear that I knew was hanging around my house. He had his photo taken during a heavy rain 10/8/05. The camera caught him just right as he was about to turn from about 10 feet.

Brad Harriman
Marshall, MO
10/9/2005
cross legged does, mowing up the acorns

Doug Zinn
Storm Lake, IA
10/9/2005
I am resending these pics just make sure you received. Pictures were taken in a fence line in a thicket with a mock scrape that I had made. I didn't know this buck was in the area. Doug

Dean Lorensen
Pine River, MN
10/9/2005
This buck is standing over a scrap on the edge of my food plot.

Ray Adams
Saraland, AL
10/9/2005
Cuddeback! The only way to go!

Bill Manske
Algona, IA
10/8/2005
I have had incredibly great luck with the Cuddeback. I love it!

Dean Campanaro
Stafford Springs, CT
10/8/2005
I've seeing him for years from a distance...Thanks to Cuddeback...I'm on him!!!!