Gail Palmer
Whitewater, CO
10/28/2007
I have been watching this buck for the last few years. This photo was taken 2 weeks prior to the start of our third rifle season. With any luck he will be hanging in the locker this time next week. Your camara has allowed me to pattern his movements down to the day. Thanks.

Brett Almich
Granite Falls, MN
10/28/2007
Thanks to Cuddyback I know when I should be going shed hunting. I both sides of these to 8 pointers not far from my Cuddyback. Thanks Cuddyback!

Darryl Deurmier
Lake Andes, SD
10/27/2007
Now that I have the scouting picture, time to get after the hunt. I hope the results will be getting a shot at this tall bad boy! Nice to know what you have hanging around with the Cuddeback camera.

Joe Goldapske
North Fond du Lac, WI
10/27/2007
I own a place in the U.P. of Michigan. Had this doe and fawn with a flying squirrel in mid flight. Thought it was a unique picture and displayed the trigger speed of your products. I really like my cameras.

Corrie Nickeson
Lake Lenore, SK
10/27/2007
The second picture taken with my Cuddeback Trail Cam was this one of a nice 6x6 bull elk. I was lucky enough to draw a tag in this zone and harvested this same bull in early September. Thanks Cuddeback without the pictures from my trail cam I would have been hunting elswhere in pursiut of a bull!

Shawn Church
Lexington, NE
10/27/2007
Got these pictures on the edge of a corn field in Gothenburg, Nebraska. What a couple of beauties!

Randy Beason
Blanchard, LA
10/27/2007
THE FELLAS ARE STARTIN TO SPAR. Even the little guys are getting in on the action!

Dave Cook
Leavenworth, KS
10/26/2007
This is behind our house. We have watched this deer all summer long. The split brow tine is a genetic trait, I have 5 other deer with the same type of split.

Richard Skiles
Castle Rock, CO
10/26/2007
Blondes have more fun.

walt kozup
mellen, WI
10/26/2007
no story :just a great daytime picture of a great buck.