Tim Alexander-T@Rmc.Ca
Odessa, ON
12/11/2012
the picture tell just how fast a cuddeback is but I think the squire is a head buy a nose. I sure what had scared these two but I love this picture. I find that when I get my card back home it's like christmas for me never sure just what will be on the card.

Chet Burkman
South Range, MI
12/11/2012
I have a few cuddebacks and they are the best cameras in the market. Their trigger speed is so fast, that my camera was able to catch a deer running by and an owl flying above at the same time. Even the speedy Ruffed Grouse wasn't able to get by the Cuddeback, as the camera took a picture of it in flight while a running deer is in the backround. The third picture is also a great example of Cuddebacks trigger speed, the camera was able to capture a big buck running full throttle past it. What I am trying to say is, GET A CUDDEBACK!!

Chet Burkman
South Range, MI
12/11/2012
Some nice bucks who evaded me during rifle season. Hope I can get one of them during muzzleloading season.

Chet Burkman
South Range, MI
12/11/2012
Some nice bucks who evaded me during rifle season. Hope I can get one of them during muzzleloading season.

Matt Green
Huntsville, AL
12/11/2012
The previous photo of this buck shows him looking around, almost as if he is making sure he is by himself. Then, he steps up for his closeup!

Brett Powell
Temple, GA
12/11/2012
Yet another great picture from the Cuddeback

Brett Powell
Temple, GA
12/11/2012
I know what deer I'm gonna be after for the rest of the season!

Mike Heller
Waterloo, NE
12/11/2012
we have some privacy

Danny Hays
Texarkana, AR
12/11/2012
This buck appears to be intimadated by the racoon so much he decided to skip the corn feeder for now. This is a 2011 video. Didn't get him last year, however i took a nice 8pt that had the shape on his right G2 this year.

Dustin Boerst
Appleton, WI
12/11/2012
Some pre-rut action as this mature buck is grunting and showing the fawn who is boss