james dyke
eastmoriches, NY
9/2/2009
me and my son james borrowed my friends cuddeback camera to see what deer are coming through the woods we hunt and the first night we put it outwe got over 30 pics, and better yet every pic had a decent size buck.

Tom Greslick
Clearfield, PA
9/2/2009
This bruiser showed up out of nowhere, never saw him before and wouldn't have without cuddeback. And a couple of pictures of a decent eight point.

Van Oliver
Dadeville, AL
9/2/2009
Every time I went to check my feeder, I noticed that there was never any corn left where it piles up on top of the battery case. I thought it could be birds eating it. Well now I see why.....

brandon conley
mellen, WI
9/2/2009

Derrick Faccio
Hermansville, MI
9/2/2009
I put my capture under an apple tree and caught this six pointer enjoying an apple and shedding his velvet at the same time.

Jeffrey Metcalf
Westfield, PA
9/2/2009
Here is a nice 11 point whom has almost lost all of his velvet, if you look closely you can see.

korre morse
spooner, WI
9/2/2009
I recently borrowed my Cuddeback capture IR to a friend of mine that received a Black Bear kill tag in Wisconsin. My friend is a partially disabled veteran of the U.S. Navy and accumulated 16 preference points because his Father kept sending in while he was serving in the military. This is a unusually high amount because most get a tag at around six points. He set the cuddeback Capture IR out after I demonstrated how to use it in my House to him in a few minutes. He waited a couple days and brought the card back for viewing on my computer. We were both delighted to see two bears playfully sparing by his bait. I hope you also enjoy the photo.

darrick pollic
richland, NY
9/2/2009

Irv Shelton
Lexington, KY
9/2/2009
Taken on farm located in Scott Co, KY. Picture taken on Aug 26, 2009 at 7:46 pm.

Todd Walstrom
Weston, WI
9/2/2009
Check out this nice velvet 8 point with a slightly damaged left main beam that has blood dripping from it onto his face. Taken just under my stand!