Jeremy Tanguay
Huntington, MA
12/20/2009
This big buck is apparently the dominant one in this part of the woods. He is kicking out a little spike-corn.

Jeremy Tanguay
Huntington, MA
12/19/2009
This little buck should be blind. I had several bucks in this location, but this one was the most curious

Thad Burkette
Hartford, WI
12/19/2009

Scott Nye
Hedgesville, WV
12/19/2009
Don't really have any story, just thought this was an interesting picture.

Rob Jones
Gardner, MA
12/19/2009
Just some more great pictures from my NoFlash. And a very impressive buck from my neck of the woods in MA

Clifford Lindley
Stuart, OK
12/19/2009
I can not tell you how valuable these cameras are. You can literally hunt when the mature deer show and not educate the entire herd to your presence. It is very important to have a qualtiy trail camera. If you go to all the trouble to place feed, travel to your hunting area, and use the information to plan a hunt, shouldn't you use the best? Cuddeback is the best.

Tab Murphy
Canmore, AB
12/19/2009
My Cuddeback IR caught this nice bull coming into the wallow to cool off during an early Sept heat wave.

Mark Hess
Sparta, MO
12/19/2009
After checking on camara this particular morning ,I handed the chip to my wife as I continued to do Chours . WWife hollered that I had some nice Shots .Oh there were the Deers [ Buck/ Does ] . Fox . But this Crow picture blows my mind . Many people have their Ideas and maybe Cutteback may have an Explanation . I THOUGH SEE A SPIRIT CROW .

Trenton Guffey
monticello, KY
12/19/2009
This picture shows that deer will fight for its corn! Once in a lifetime picture.

Scott Ellery
Oxdrift, ON
12/18/2009
These 2 deer dont seem to be camera shy at all. As you can see the rut seems to have peaked up here in Canada on the 15th of November!