Jim McFall
Lawson, MO
10/2/2006
Had the camera out 5 days and got these pictures

William Courtney
staunton, VA
10/2/2006
I set the camera off of a well used trail. After seeing this video, I remembered eating a sandwich while driving to the site. I must have still had bologna smell on my hands!

Todd Davis
Bastrop, LA
10/2/2006
I found a licking branch and a small scrape last week and since our primary rut isn't until late november I thought it would probably be a small immature buck making it. Boy was I wrong! This looks to be a 140 class 8pt. For the area i hunt this is a trophy of a lifetime

scott grossman
wappinger falls, NY
10/2/2006
Just a beautiful deer and a foggy morning... it is just beautiful to see such a beautiful animal...

Phil Frei
Sun Priaire, WI
10/2/2006
I didn't know where to send this question. We have a no flash caerma that we just bought. As yo can see from the pcitures the night time pictures are fuzzy, what is the problem??

george jamison
elmira, NY
10/2/2006
this picture was taken on our small food plot in steuben county new york.when i first saw it i could not believe what i was looking at,elk in upstate ny. i hope you will believe me.cuddeback is hands down the best!!!!!!

Jason Wallingford
Maywood, MO
10/2/2006
Come in to a mineral lick. This is the 1st picture of this deer since June 9th of this year.

Larry Sheveland
Delafield, WI
10/2/2006
The two doe were caught by a mineral lik. I had no pic's before or after of the two. Caption I don't think anyones' around, we can walk upright now

Pat O'Boyle
Lansing, MI
10/2/2006
I saw this buck on the last day of season last year. He eluded my cameras all summer and showed up one week before the opener. The buck kept the same rack but put on a good 30 inches. He stuck around the camera this night for 3 hrs. I guess the flash didn't bother him.

bill stewart
ravenna, OH
10/2/2006