Carl Humes
Wexford, PA
9/19/2005
This picture was taken 20 minutes after I set the camera up, pretty much out of the box. All I did was set the date and time. I knew I had a decent sized bear on the property for 5 years, but could never get a look at him. Thanks for Cuddeback Digital, I finally did. Better resolution version available

Rob Totenhagen
Shakopee, MN
9/19/2005
Awesome eight pointer in cannonfalls MN

William M Dean
Harrisonburg, VA
9/19/2005
Taken in Rockbridge County, VA. Not sure if these young bucks were playing or a bit more serious. Just thought this picture was cute. Bet the one on the right has a headache. Your camera takes the greatest pictures. Just wish it would take video at night without and external light. I would have loved to seen a video of this one.

Mike Basileo
pennsauken, NJ
9/18/2005
Bears been seen all summer long.

Mitch Hoke
New Braunfels, TX
9/18/2005
I use supplemental feeding during the antler growing season and caught this bandit coon and 2 does fighting. Mitch

Jamie Head
Bardstown, KY
9/18/2005
I caught this fawn trying to get a bite to eat, while his mama was trying to get a bite to eat at my feeder.

Aaron Small
Chatham, IL
9/18/2005
Here are a few bucks I have been getting pics of this summer.

Cory W Foth
Peabody, KS
9/18/2005
I have now taken 4 other pics of this buck, that should be proof enough that your camera does not scare the deer. This last buck I entitled photogenic, it clearly shows how clear a picture the 3.0 megapixel cameras produce.

Mike Zukovsky
Hannibal, NY
9/18/2005
This buck is one of the most photogenic I've seen. I have 10 pictures of this buck in the last 10 days. With 35mm scouting cameras I've never had more than 2, maybe 3, pictures of a mature buck. Its like they learn to avoid it. With a cuddeback, they just don't pay attention.

Chris Filtz
Stevens Point, WI
9/17/2005
It is a treat to pull my card from my Cuddeback everyweek to see what animals will be caught on film!