David Brenneman
Bloomington, MD
9/1/2014
First buck of the season without velvet. Watched him all summer.

Andrew Miller
Elroy, WI
9/1/2014
We knew had a coyote problem but these pictures just confirmed it.

Scottie Wolfe
Lowgap, NC
9/1/2014
I got this Crane catching his lunch. love this camera

Butch Oakes
Bristol, CT
9/1/2014
I was out scouting hunting area and came across 2 sets of tracks. One large doe and a tiny set of fawn tracks. I thought it would be cool if the cuddebac would capture them. Well....Bingo!

Butch Oakes
Bristol, CT
9/1/2014
I was using a new brand of attractant for deer to see what was hanging around my hunting area. To my surprise, I have Mr. Yogi snooping for the stuff!

Colton Vidic
Kylertown, PA
9/1/2014
The 4x4 bull must find something awfully sweet about cuddeback cameras. Even with him licking my camera out of position I still caught some pretty cool pictures.

Lesa Danner
Woodstock, VA
8/31/2014
Whoa! This dove has quite a back stroke! Apparently, it thought better of an attack (lol) on this camera.

Mike Stansberry
Nebraska City, NE
8/31/2014
We like this Buck a lot we named him junkie ,have pics of him all year ,you could tell early on he was going to have a lot of trash .

Jacob Milbrath
Howards Grove, WI
8/31/2014
Here is a picture of two nice bucks. You can tell the age difference between the two bucks by the body size. The second buck is named Brontosaurus.

Jacob Milbrath
Howards Grove, WI
8/31/2014
This buck we nicknamed Brontosaurus. His right side is unique as well as his brow tine is quite wide. We have been watching him grow since June.