Ryan Boyers
Falmouth, KY
2/9/2014
this is my cuddeback success story. i beg you to share. i have hunted this deer for 3 years and thanks to the battery life, picture quality, speed and dependability of Cuddeback i was able to lay down a pattern and successfully harvest this buck. 172 4/8. kenton co Ky. Thanks Cuddeback!!! i will use no other brand.

Mike Bostick
Woodstock, OH
2/8/2014
do you know what this is ? think it my be an owl or bird up and close in flash. let your mind run with this one.

Kyle Sobaski
Brighton, IA
2/8/2014
Neat pic of a Bobcat cruising by!

Philip Vance
Toxey, AL
2/7/2014
Wow. Hay jack u want some of me? Well see if you can out do this.

Philip Vance
Toxey, AL
2/7/2014
just checking out these bucks and wander what caused this

Steve Patton
Ellettsville, IN
2/7/2014
This was a good sequence as a what appears to be an 8 Point Buck comes in to rub a tree on the evening of November 7. We had what I consider a late fall for Indiana, so the leaves were still in full color, making for a great shot. I had actually thought the bucks would rub the larger tree in the back ground (center of trail) - but he is definitely enjoying this tree with his eyes closed and tongue out! He snapped the tree in half before walking away.

J Dave
Elizabethtown, KY
2/7/2014
OLD buck

Michael Feldhege
Cold Spring, MN
2/6/2014
Know this is what we call a bachelor party here in MN. Love my cuddeback

Aaron Wheeler
Sylvan Springs, AL
2/6/2014
I though this IR camera did exeptional at first light with the temp at 8 degrees.

Dale Moses
Denison, TX
2/6/2014
Photo#1 This is a buck I named Captain Hook. I watched him for 3 years. My Cuddeback Attack helped me pattern him. I was able to harvest him on 1-2-14. Cuddeback...Thanks for making a great scouting camera that helped me harvest my buck of a lifetime! Photo#2 I wonder whats going through this doe's mind as she spots this monster approaching? Photo#3 Buck I named Captain Hook checking a doe in the snow.