Justin Bates
Coeburn, VA
1/23/2010
This buck is a Bruiser for our area here in the Southwest part of Virginia. I would have never known this buck was here if it wasn't for my cuddeback. I have not seen him in person yet, but now I know he's here. Thank You Cuddeback.

DAVID IRVING
LINCOLN, ME
1/23/2010
CAPTURED THIS COYOTE AS HE/SHE SAMPLED SOME APPLES FROM UNDER THE TREE LESS THAN 100 YARDS FROM OUR HOME.

DAVID IRVING
LINCOLN, ME
1/23/2010
This is a family of a doe and twin fawns which we watched from our home all summer and fall 2009. Mom had a noticeable limp, left shoulder but did not affect her in raising to beautiful fawns. One buck and one doe as far as we can tell. I received the Cuddeback as an anniversary gift and captured photos the first night less than 100 yds from our house under an apple tree.

Clifford Lindley
Stuart, OK
1/23/2010
Late winter is a great time to get pics of deer on your property. There is never a bad time to have a cuddeback out!

Michael Perry
Colerain, NC
1/23/2010
A deer and rattlesnake and a albino 8 pt with 2 other bucks

Langdon Manuel
Wellington, TX
1/23/2010
Big 10 pointer

corey blowers
northville, NY
1/23/2010
trying my cuddeback in 10 degree weather this thing is great

Jim Ebarb
Many, LA
1/23/2010
I hunt on pine timber company land in north Louisiana. I keep my Cuddeback Capture set on my feeder all season long and got this picture of a young buck hassling a doe and then a rabbit.

Jim Ebarb
Many, LA
1/23/2010
I hunt on leased timber company land in Louisiana. We have been on this lease for 10 years and are finally beginning to see some results from our feeding. I set my Cuddeback Capture up on a trail near one feeder and then moved it to another feeder and found 2 nice 8pts. The first one was harvested by a member of the lease and had broken 3 of his tines from fighting.

Rickey Monroe
Edgewood, NM
1/22/2010
This buck has found a girlfriend for Valentine's Day. XOXOXO