Aden Ohl
Upper Sandusky, OH
2/23/2010
Here are some pictures of crows on a deer carcass, along with some does fighting over corn. Thanks Cuddeback!

Austin Troyer
Weldon, IA
2/23/2010
A nice little kitten taking a stroll in the snow

joe weitekamp
taylorville, IL
2/23/2010
I have sent several photos to you from my cuddeback capture in the last couple of days.1500 pics in 2 years at are farm where I hunt.I dont know whats funner hunting or checking pics out on my cuddeback?I sent you pics of an albino 6pt. buck a couple of days ago still sporting a rack and now here some without his rack.my dream is to a pic of mine in a magazine ad or TV ad on outdoor channel.hope to here from you,LOVE YOUR PRODUCT!!! joe weitekamp

corey ludwick
farfield, TX
2/23/2010
here are some of the hogs that keep destoring our fields!!! thanks to my cuddeback I no what time of night that thay are coming in .

Adam Boysen
Hills, IA
2/23/2010
This could be father and son.

Joe McFadden
Bainbridge, OH
2/23/2010
Saw this bird twice last fall (after my tag was filled). She showed up at the feeder in the back yard in February. Told my wife if we were lucky she walked by the Cuddeback I had set up about 150 yards behind the house. Pulled the camera that afternoon and she was on it. Just got the camera for Christmas (first trail cam of any kind) and after playing with it for 2 months I think I need six of'em.

Bob sisler
amANDA, OH
2/22/2010

Shannon Miller
wewahitchka, FL
2/22/2010
I thought that this picture really showed quick camera trigger speed with great picture clarity! I have been using the cuddeback camera for several years and has become more of a primary hobby of mine. I have tried to use other cameras but none has compared to the cuddeback! I thought the cam pic of the buck breeding was unique for us living in the Northern Panhandle of Florida, especially as well centered as the pic was. Was as if they posed for the picture!

Mike Tandeski
Grand Forks, ND
2/22/2010
Late Nov. found me doing some scouting for a stand site and I came across theis huge rubs. I set my cuddeback up and waited about five days. This deer lives in some miserable country, containing tag alder swamps and extremly thick willow thickets. Hunting back here can be tough! This is where I head with a bow every Nov. during gun season. Theis clips where taken in 07, He is a young two and a half year old. Last gun season I seen a glimpse of him chasing a doe while I was bowhunting.If he makes it thru this miserable winter he will be a true stud for sure!

Bruce Caporale
Hammonton, NJ
2/22/2010
Record snowfall in the Mid-Atlantic this winter. Where's my shovel. I knew I should have bought that snowbler!