Carl Thomasson
Anola, MB
8/22/2009
I tried raising my camera to get some shots, and I think it worked well.

casey kemry
jonesburg, MO
8/22/2009
so thankful for my cuddeback if not for it i would have never know about these mega giants on my property cuddeback has made me a better thanks cuddeback

Perry Tonn
Marinette, WI
8/22/2009
This is on forest land and I have no idea if this is a ferral cat or some half breed. Never caught on camera before this date.

Perry Tonn
Hobart, WI
8/22/2009
Have 3 of your cameras now and love the clarity and trigger speed. Saw this badger in real life about a month ago and finally got him on camera about 40 acres from where I saw him.

pat howard
sparta, WI
8/22/2009
ole crooked brow

pat howard
sparta, WI
8/22/2009
now thats a big buck and an awesome picture thanks cuddeback

David Tenor
Green Bay, WI
8/22/2009
These deer are both part of the same group. Our hunting land is located in Tigerton, Wisconsin and we have only hunted it for a couple of years. We know there are monster bucks in the area and captured this huge 11 pointer and what we think is a 14 pointer within eleven minutes of eachother.

Lukas Wagner
CrossPlains, WI
8/22/2009
Here are some of the pictures i have got this year on camera on our new piece of property. I thought they were Pretty good.

Brett Miles
tulsa oklahoma, OK
8/22/2009
This buck hid all year long. He was smart and old, and then the cuddyback capture did the trick. We got 29 photos of this buck, which told us everything we needed to know about him. Using a cuddyback is the right way to go, and theres only one right way.

Mitch McArdle
Monroe, WI
8/22/2009
Set the camera out for days captured 25 pictures of all bucks no does heres two of the big guys