Randy Moran
Koshkonong, MO
8/1/2009
I was glad to see this picture, I shot at this buck just a day or so before I got this picture, I could'nt find my arrow, no blood, misting rain, I was so afraid of a gut shot, then I got him on my Cuddeback, Not only knowing that he did'nt have a serious hit but he was still around to hunt again. Thanks. Randy

Julie Morgan
Peninsula, OH
8/1/2009
This is not done with a mirror, ha-ha

Julie Morgam
Peninsula, OH
8/1/2009

Darren Rowe
Birch River,MB,Canada,
8/1/2009

Shanon (Mr.) Shoffner
Vicksburg, MI
8/1/2009
Recently I had 3 of my hunting cameras stolen/destroyed and now I have a Cuddeback and my pictures are great, easy to set up and I will never use any other camera again. The story behind my photos is my family and I worked on this particular area where we found 3 deer trails and made a nice area to have a treestand. We could pick from any area of our 10 acres. MICHIGAN HAS BIG BUCKS TOO!

adam jazwinski
VOLANT, PA
8/1/2009
Found several large rubs and scrapes in a secluded area on public land during the PA bear season. Looks like i found the maker.

Brad Crouch
Racine, OH
8/1/2009
Here are a couple average size deer. The cuddeback does a great job, checking it is one of the main highlights of my week!!!

Rich Stuart
Stillwater, MN
8/1/2009
I put the capture in a location on the other side of our pond to see what was moving through the woods over there. This location had a lot of bucks passing through.

Randy Collingwood
Belle Plaine, IA
8/1/2009
this doe is on the edge of our food plot and doesnt like her picture taken

keith hughes
mechanicsville, MD
8/1/2009
i put my camera up high slanting down and my first picture was with 5bucks alltogether if i would have had it at eye level i probably not have had a picture of all these fine bucks at all thanks to the strap on the camera u put a stick up high behind it and pull the strap and bingo you have a downward angle