Jody Castle
whitwell, TN
9/11/2005
This is my first year using digital cameras, and I'm very impressed. I never realized how handicapped film cameras were till I purchased a digital. This is an east Tenn. mtn. buck which is very rare for it's size. I never get pictures of him except at night and always between number 50 and 150, which is usually when my film cameras are full. I have never seen a buck of this caliber in my hunting area.

david romine
parkersburg, WV
9/10/2005
got this picture on september 10 beside a loaded apple tree it is the first buck i got that is shedding his velvet

Dana Kunze
Mogadore, OH
9/10/2005
I had just put up my camera in this are when he walked by eating an apple. I got 219 pictures in three weeks maily of does anfd fawns. I love your camera it works great.

Mike Zukovsky
Hannibal, NY
9/10/2005
As you can see some of the bucks here in upstate new york are starting to shed their velvet. The seven point is even doing a little pawing at the ground. That branch has a scrape every year.

Steven Schwarz
Medford, WI
9/10/2005

JOHN HELMANN
portage, WI
9/10/2005
I set the camera up last week because the owner of the land saw a big buck here. I kicked the same buck out of the ditch and didn't want to push it anymore. Didn't get the buck, but did get this picture of a coyote.

Judy Luce
Tolland, CT
9/10/2005
I am thrilled with the results of the picture taking from this camera. I got 104 pictures just last nite. I get so many pictures and they are so much fun. You don't see to many really large racks in our state, but we have some nice ones.

jason m swanson
victoria, TX
9/9/2005
i just got the cuddeback camera and here a a few pic the first night it was out. Ofcourse the spider had to make a home right in front of it.

nick altemeyer
Owensville, MO
9/9/2005
No wonder it is so hard to harvest anything where i hunt. Not only are there senses great but they are all ghost

Mike & Sue Rogers
Larsen, WI
9/9/2005
We have been so excited about seeing these nice bucks on our land.