Christen Allen
Veedersburg, IN
8/18/2009
This picture was taken in a woods that I've hunted for 12+ years. The past 2 years we have gotten pictures like this with my Cuddeback & decided we should send it in this time. I think it's a unique picture & want to share it with other hunters and the people at Cuddeback. Thank you, Christen Allen

Billy Husted
Monroe, LA
8/18/2009
Turkeys in flight

Michael McConnell
Opelika, AL
8/18/2009
Cuddeback is a great scouting camera and easy to use. Took 106 pic in 4 days the first time I put it out. It's good to know when deer are comeing by your stand.

Wesley Rea
West Monroe, LA
8/18/2009
This camera is set up on a fire lane around our property. I've been getting pictures of a good many deer but also getting alot or rabbits and foxes on this trail. It looks like the fox and the rabbit met in this photo.

chadwick wells
northport, AL
8/18/2009
I MANAGE 2500 ACREAS IN WALKER CO. ALABAMA. I HAVE 3 CUDDEBACKS, AND LOVE THEM. IT LETS SHOW WHAT DEER WE NEED TO HARVEST, AND WHICH ONES TO LET GO. IT ALSO GETS MY 10 YR OLD DAUGHTER WANTING TO GO MORE WITH ME.

Shanon (Mr.) Shoffner
Vicksburg, MI
8/18/2009
You don't have to have 400 acres to grow deer this big! You could just have 10 acres!

thom jackson
monkland, ON
8/18/2009

jonathon spiering
kings mountain, NC
8/18/2009
we shot a deer and didnt find it til the next day and it was covered in leaves so we put the cudddeback out and got this cat

Joel Shipley
Chuckey, TN
8/18/2009
Pic 1 Supper time Pic 2 Play time in Momma's lap Pic 3 I think I heard something made we should run up this tree just in case

Joel Shipley
Chuckey, TN
8/18/2009
Pic 1 Stand off at the feeder Pic 2