Alex Beatty
frederick, MD
7/12/2010
I have a cuddeback capture ir and i read about the trigger speed challenge and i decided to do it first i walked pass my cuddeback at about 10 feet and it snapped a picture of me in the middle so i think if i was a deer it would have captured my whole body.... these are the some of the other pictures that just show how fast cuddeback is and how far the deer can be and it still takes a picture and thats why its my favorite...i only own two cuddeback captures ir and one broke so i dont own any other brand but i did go on other sites like moultire cameras and looked at there photo gallery and saw that most of there pictures were of feeding deer that have stopped walking and deer that have just walking directly into the camera so thats why i think cuddeback is the fastest camera best quality camera on the market

James Hamby
trinity, NC
7/12/2010
Deer season is coming soon

Brad Fettig
West Plains, MO
7/12/2010
June and July Deer

Adam Boysen
Hills, IA
7/12/2010
You can't beat a big heavy 8 point you have never seen before. Thanks to Cuddeback I will be looking for this guy in the fall.

DON GRAY
LODI, OH
7/12/2010
CROW COMING IN TO LAND ON CAMERA POST WITH DEER AND TURKEY IN THE FOOD PLOT BEHIND.

DON GRAY
LODI, OH
7/12/2010
RED FOX HEADING BACK TO DEN WITH RABBIT FOR YOUNG. BOBCAT WALKING THRU NEWLY PLANTED FOOD PLOT

RICHARD CUMOR
glen rock, PA
7/12/2010
I have been using my IR since last year,and i've gotten pretty good with it. I love my cuddeback

Bob Painter
Ligonier, PA
7/12/2010
After I started to clear an area near a small creek for a food plot I decided to set up my cuddeback, I guess the deer cant wait for the food plot. As much as I disagreed with PGC antler restrictions they seem to be growing bigger bucks here in PA

Don Osborn
Battle Ground, WA
7/12/2010
Washington Elk

Derek Scritchfield
Hyndman, PA
7/12/2010
We been haveing a dry hot summer so I have kept my camera at my pond and been getting alot of buck,bear,and turkey pictures.