Philip wirey
martinsville, IL
12/22/2008
I'd seen this buck early season just right down the road from my house while he was still in velvet. And this buck is super lucky he was almost shot by a friends 10 yr. old boy but his muzzleloader misfired and all we seen was tail

Patrick Cleary
San Antonio, TX
12/21/2008
Got the Cuddeback because I heard the trigger speed was good. I didn't realize it was THAT good. Captured this bird flying by my mineral lick...that's trigger speed!

jamie leibrandt
elk mound, WI
12/21/2008
some more pictures

jamie leibrandt
elk mound, WI
12/21/2008
pictures from a scrape

jamie leibrandt
elk mound, WI
12/21/2008
some pictures taken over a scrape

Larry Bringol
Youngsville, LA
12/21/2008
I had these deer on camera the first time I set it up. I was very excited it worked so well. Great picures, great camera, plan to buy another one.

Glen Kuykendall
Houston, TX
12/21/2008
I have used nearly every camera on the market and this is the one! If I would have just bought the Cuddeback right off the bat I would have saved over $800.00 in messing with all the other I wish I was a Cuddeback cameras. Some knocked Cuddebacks battery life but wow were they wrong. This camera has it all and is the best purchase I have made in years for my eye in the woods. You have a very satisfied customer for life! This is not a huge buck but proves the # attribute of Cuddeback trigger spead. Thanks Cuddeback.

Andr Beaudry
Granby Qubec Canada j2g-7m7,
12/21/2008
I was wondering why this little buck was on alert.

Mike Davenport
New Durham, NH
12/21/2008
I was leaving home for a week and wanted to see what animals were feeding in my yard. So I set my Cuddeback noflash up near my feeder and left it hoping to get some good photos. I have video of deer liking and Bear biting my cameras. But none of a curious turkey Until this!

PAUL SLETTEN
BERESFORD, SD
12/21/2008
doe and 2 fawns see a turkey