Geno Clemans
Spanaway, WA
2/13/2016
I now have (5) of your Cameras...They are the Greatest.I have them out at my Ranch ...Keep up the good work.My wife said she forgot to Register them...we were so excited in getting them installed at the Ranch.Oh Well..Here are a few Pictures.These are some of our Muleys..we call Drinking Buddies.

Chad Crain
Dallas, TX
2/12/2016
I set up this camera on a newly planted 1/4 acre food plot deep in the woods in northeast Texas to see what the activity was like. The date was wrong. It was just a two days before opening weekend. I only had a few does on the camera until I got this guy checking out my blind. I like the perspective and it was a good lesson that I need to make sure I am very still in that blind!

Ken Bauman
Beulah, ND
2/11/2016
This picture tells why I have stuck with Cuddeback cameras after trying several brands. The 1/4 second trigger speed is fantastic at stopping action,

Al Harer
Wellsboro,, PA
2/11/2016
We didn't see this nice buck all season, and what a surprise to have him show up in January. It would appear he's saying the corn is all his as he posed for this and several other great photos !

David Tucker
Chesterfield, VA
2/10/2016
My first pic of a buck lying down. He found about the only clear spot after a recent snowstorm.

Jim Francken
Wausau, WI
2/10/2016
Buck looking for acorns in the backyard aftewr a snow storm. Buck with deformed rack on hunting land

Jason Mitzel
Crooks, SD
2/10/2016
thank you tresspassers who take it upon them selves to go on land that isnt yours and with out permission or asking. Wish I knew who you were to catch your or to be able to give your name to the game warden instead of just pictures. way to give hunters a bad name.

Jason Mitzel
Crooks, SD
2/10/2016
some bucks from the farm I wish I would have met up with

Jason Mitzel
Crooks, SD
2/10/2016
some bucks from the farm

Jason Mitzel
Crooks, SD
2/10/2016
some bucks from the farm