MARK DINGUS
Duffield, VA
8/24/2011
This is one of the first bucks i got my new Attack.

Hunter Hastings
Chanute, KS
8/24/2011
Bobcat looking for a meal.

Ryan Wieser
Sidney, NE
8/24/2011
I had my Cuddeback Capture attached to a fence post to see how many coyotes where around this certain area. I had a few pictures of coyotes and deer but I thought this picture was really cool and showed off the camera's trigger speed and picture quality.

Tyler Pugh
Hamilton, AL
8/24/2011
This location is about 2 1/2 miles from downtown. Kept a wildgame innovations camera out for 2 weeks and nothing, 2 days into putting this capture IR. Two biggest bucks Ive seen around here.

kirk preuss
Iola, WI
8/24/2011
Ive been more serious about baiting in recent years, and have more fun baiting even if i dont have a tag!

Gary Gill
Cumberland, MD
8/24/2011
I bought this camera a few years ago and it is not a cuddeback. you can see in the photo of the doe the trigger speed is not fast enough as the doe is missing her head! help! I need a cuddeback!

James Handley IV
Greenville, TX
8/24/2011
I got this picture of a bobcat with a gray squirrel when I checked my cameras yesterday. The second pic is a hawk with a squirrel and the third a hawk with a snake.

James Handley IV
Greenville, TX
8/24/2011
This is a buck that I have been getting pictures of for 3 years. I have never seen him in person, but this picture keeps me motivated to hunt hard in hopes of seeing him. We are on 130 acres in East Texas.

Gerald Russell
Mt.Vernon, OR
8/24/2011
Using trail cameras has become one of my favorite pastimes.I usually have four cameras in the woods. I have four different brands,but my Cuddeback Expert is my Favorite.

Bill Day
Broken Arrow, OK
8/24/2011
these were taken over my summer camera over a trophy rock and salt lick