Mitch Haaby
Roseau,, MN
9/2/2008
I like to use Cuddebacks to confirm those 'hunches' I have when I reference Google Earth. This picture was one such picture. I saw this bucks twice at about 400 yars and for like 15 seconds. Acting on my 'hunch' of where this buck would be traveling, paid off big. Thanks for a great product.

Robert Tallent
Forsyth, MT
9/2/2008
Taken on the ne cuddieback capture. The camera was out for 2 nights, and you can see that the deer are already starting to strip velvet in Montana.

Thomas gibbons
camp Douglas, WI
9/2/2008
a couple pics of the fawns coming to eat at the corn pile

Dustin Messer
Tallassee, AL
9/2/2008
This is a mid morning photo of three young bucks in velvet. They were feeding at my preseason feeder. This picture shows the distance that the Cuddeback No Flash is capable of.

tom gibbons
camp Douglas, WI
9/2/2008
this is the best pictuer of a buck I have got so far it is a little blur but still a good picture

tom gibbons
Camp Douglas, WI
9/2/2008
this deer is giving a great pose for a evening shot 2nd picture is a snack in the fog 3rd picture is coming out of the shadows

Michael Mathias
Stephens City, VA
9/2/2008
This picture was taken in WV where we have seen our bear population numbers increase over the last 5 years. These two three year old bears are playing a little ruff for the camera.

Benjamin Giles
Chetek, WI
9/2/2008
Just happened to find a trail that features nothing but bucks that travel it. This is just a few of the bucks I have captured this year. There are many more this size.

Todd Rick
Janesville, WI
9/2/2008
Twin bucks and a weird racked buck.

Mark Worner
Bellville, OH
9/2/2008
First saw this buck in mid july then started getting pictures of him. Hopefully i see him again in the next few months!