Chuck Loesch
Bismarck, ND
11/24/2009
We got this unique photo from our trail camera while hunting last weekend. My daughter Hannah and I were sitting in a 2-man ladder stand a short distance from our trail camera. I had freshened a scrape near the camera and this buck came in a couple hours later. When Hannah was getting into position to shoot, her binoculars bumper the scope causing the buck to look up at us. His movement must have triggered the camera because it fired right when he looked up. A couple of seconds later Hannah dropped him in his tracks. She got her trophy and this neat picture!

mike lego
hogansillve, GA
11/24/2009
I put feed in the feeder all the time.The first time i check it. i had all bucks .The next time all i had was any thing but a deer.I was putting peanuts,deer food and corn.

Tom Sawyer
Buna, TX
11/24/2009
sorry no real story on this deer. just thought picture showed the quickness of camera trigger...

Greg Frederiksen
Beaverlodge, Alberta, AB
11/24/2009
Several other bucks came past camera, this one's picture wasn't to clear. Knowing it was a big deer, held off waiting for him. Turns out to be a 157 5/8. Camera and Hunter connect again, one more success story for Cuddeback.

Greg Frederiksen
Beaverlodge, AB
11/24/2009
Couple of Alberta Bucks on a scrape.

Josh Bevil
Ashley, IL
11/24/2009

Josh Bevil
Ashley, IL
11/24/2009

Edwin Dunnigan
Mauston, WI
11/24/2009
All these deer using the same scrape!

Cody Gorski
Wausau, WI
11/23/2009
These are some photos of a giant 9 point that I got the same week I purchases my capture IR. I got the privlage to shoot this buck a few days later. Weighed 193 lbs. with a 24 inch spread. Biggest buck of my life along with some beautiful cuddeback pics. Thanks cuddeback!

brent hofman
superior, WI
11/23/2009
these deer are faster than the trigger speed of the capture camera can you say cheese