Kaleb Mccarville
Cedarville, AR
7/30/2009
I have my camera right next to our house and i get these twins everyday. This doe seems to have twins every year

matt kiker
allison tx, TX
7/30/2009
this is a big hog

TJ Schmitz
Meadville, MO
7/30/2009
Some nice photos from North Missouri on land I hunt

luke mitchell
perry, MO
7/30/2009
i had one cuddeback and i just had to have another and tell u the truth i didnt think there was that big of bucks on the farm. dad seen a 170 class 13 point two days ago and im just waiting for the pic of the monster to show

Baron Summerville
hickory, KY
7/30/2009
Im glad this doe triggered the camera because i didnt know these bucks in the background were even around! I got cuddeback captures and they take awesome pics.

Dale Duvall
waterloo, IL
7/30/2009
We have a cam set up in the food plot over a small pond we put in, the pond made a big Difference in holding wildlife on the property !

Erik Flowers
Brainerd, MN
7/30/2009
Here is a picture of two nice 10 pointers still growing. How they are around when bow season comes around.

Billy Loper
chittenango, NY
7/29/2009
This is a cool picture of an owl swooping in for a mouse, If you look to the left of the owl their is a mouse in mid air trying to get away from the owl.......This camera has the fastest trigger speed.......

Derek Pfizenmaier
Clay Center, KS
7/29/2009
These photos were taken a week after I purchased my cuddeback. The location is an area I have hunted the past couple of years. Located off a bean field in NW Kansas.

steve edmund
florence, SC
7/29/2009
I am actually sending you this picture for advise. I have 2 cuddebacks. Original flash model and a no-flash. The no flash takes IR photos in the middle of the day. they usually end up looking like this. They are so white you can't tell what is in the picture. What do I do? thanks, steve