Trevor Ruhoff
Lewiston, MN
8/23/2012
I was getting alot of decent bucks on camera thru out the summer but not any really big ones. My stump lick was getting used by the same 4 bucks since I put the camera on it a small ten pointer and 3 little bucks. Since I wasnt getting any big bucks on camera I didnt check it for awhile. So i was pretty surprised when this big boy showed up for the first time.

Jeremy Carlson
Russell, PA
8/23/2012
I have a wild game innovations thought it was a good camera... Later it broke within a few months. told my friend he recommended a cuddeback.. Enough said!

lance miller
bellefountaine, OH
8/23/2012
just got the attack and love it and love it even more that it got these great pictures

william wendlandt
Waupun, WI
8/23/2012
Welcome to the honey hole. This is the white oak stand, and once they drop it could be game over.

Alyssa Johnson
Soldotna, AK
8/23/2012
While living in Alaska for the summer, I had a Cuddeback Attack Flash set up on the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. This picture of a coyote is the last picture I captured before I took the camera down and headed home to NY.

adam gilson
Fort Ripley, MN
8/23/2012
Been getting a few picture of a nice 12 point usually at night but morning of Aug 17th the weather dropped to a crip 36 degress and it got a few deer up and moving early including this nice 12 and 4 other smaller bucks as a lone doe watches on! cool picture for anyone to take with a camera let alone a Cuddeback trail camera! super pumped!

Colton Baertschi
Brodhead, WI
8/23/2012
this was taken a week after putting our cameras out! gets us excited for this falls season!

Brad Louis
Richland Center, WI
8/22/2012
Watching this one grow from early June to what he is now in August

Kimberlee Fletcher
Unionville, IA
8/22/2012
I couldn't believe this awesome picture we capturedon a Ceddeback. We call her running scared!

Grant Hufham
southport, NC
8/22/2012
This velvet monster 8 point is both tall and wide with a beautiful cruved right tine, and is posing for the camera!