David Paape
waterloo, WI
8/24/2005
this same deer i have been trying to get the last couple years he has a distinct spot on him so i knew it was him, he has gotten a little smaller but the pic proves what he thinks of me, as he sticks his tougue out taughting me!

Travis
Cadott, WI
8/24/2005
This was the first year we bought a Cuddeback. By doing this the number of deer we've captured has increased alot. We got pictures of big bucks we never knew were on the land we hunt.

Dale Duvall
Waterloo, IL
8/24/2005
Got the cam set up over a clover chickory patch, & I guess these two guys just don't like each other !!!

Dean Albertson
Frazee, MN
8/24/2005
I have a spinner feeder in my woods that runs 25 seconds at dawn and dusk. This sow and her cubs found it and cleaned me out in three days. The sow bats at the barrel and knocks the feed out for her and the cubs.

Ryan Welch
Lampasas, TX
8/23/2005
I call this boy Kickers for the two prominent kicker points that he has. He is a regular runner in a bachelor group of bucks I have on my hunting lease.

Michael Fetterolf
Pittsburgh, PA
8/23/2005
I had a great day after I checked my Cuddeback and found pictures of this great buck on it.

Mike Mohn
Abilene, KS
8/23/2005
Good picture of a growing buck that keeps getting caught on my Cuddeback.

John Frazer
Springfield, WV
8/23/2005
I just received the Cuddeback 3.0 digital scouting camera for my birthday and wanted to see what lurk in the woods after dark. Turns out, the first picture ever taken with the Cuddeback was a 6-point buck. Now, I believe in the value of trigger speed and 24 hour scouting.

Jim Hill
Mt. Auburn,, IA
8/23/2005
First camera and I tell the same story as everyone else/ had no idea that there were that many good deer in my area.

Michael Rogers
Larsen, WI
8/23/2005
Had some Sand Hill cranes come in my bait pile with their baby chicks. Pretty neat to be able to capture these photos