Michael Persichini
Troy, MI
10/16/2011
Looks like the curtain is closing but the show must go on !!!!!

randy hawkins
magnolia, DE
10/16/2011
we just got permission to hunt a new piece of property. i wanted to know what kind of deer were cruising the edge of the field. i put a salt block out about 15 yds from my stand and put my cuddeback over it. about a week later this big 9 point came by mt camera. i will be looking for him this season.

Steven Feagle
Midway Park, NC
10/16/2011
The first photo was taken as the sun came up over an Eastern North Carolina field. A buck with velvet covered horns was captured standing in the field. The second photo was taken in the same field in Eastern NC. Two deer are seen fighting on their hind legs in the picture.

Colton Ramsey
Timpson, TX
10/16/2011
put up my cameras in september,an he was on the first picture.hopefully there will be one of me sitting behind him this season.God bless,an goodluck to all the hunters this season.

Jayme Schertz
Menasha, WI
10/16/2011
I was hoping to see some deer but I got This

Jayme Schertz
Menasha, WI
10/16/2011
this is why i love cuddeback

Jayme Schertz
Menasha, WI
10/16/2011
found a great scrap early in the season so just wated to se what was hitting it.

Joe walters
Plymouth, IL
10/16/2011
2 bucks sparing and 1 watching

Shaun Reiff
Madisonville, KY
10/16/2011
I had a close encounter with this buck while bowhunting in early october. As good bucks do he made sure to stay in the thick stuff and even though he was 37 yards at one time,a shot was not possible.After i made sure the buck had cleared i got one of my 3 cuddebacks and set up.It took a week and over 900 pictures but when he got on camera the cuddeback did its job.43 total pictures.With the rut fast approaching its nice to see up close and personal on camera what you might put your hands around.Thanks cuddeback!

John Braddy
Waycross, GA
10/16/2011
With the latest image of what ever, I`m still confused as to what it may be, possibly a screach owl.