Matt Spencer
Kingsland, AR
9/11/2006
I have been watching this buck and was amazed to see how quickly he lost his velvet. These pictures are taken just a little over 24 hours apart. He is in full velvet in the first one and the next it is almost completely gone.

Bill Bailey
Brownsville, OR
9/11/2006
elk scouting

Daniel French
little rock, AR
9/11/2006
Desha county Arkansas

Dave Strassman
Fall Creek, WI
9/11/2006
I have 3 cuddebacks on my bear baits, it sure is a great tool to decide which bait to hunt. Plus I get cool pics!!! The night pics and the night video on the no flash is GREAT!

james vereen
elaine, AR
9/11/2006
1st photo's with new cuddeback expert what a way to start hope to have others to share.

shawn morris
whiteville, TN
9/11/2006
Nice 2 1/2 year old book we have been watching starting to make the transformation. The other deer is a super 4 year old we have seen the last two years, he has grown into a buitiful mature buck that is my sights for the upcoming year. We got 16 images of this buck in one week on the same corn and salt lick, the flash does not bother this one for sure. Thanks for a good product, I have four

Justin Kaskan
Indiana, PA
9/11/2006
2 Black bear feeding in a food plot. One bear must have swatted at the camera because the camera was flipped upside down but unharmed. The picture take just before this upside down image was a black blurr.

John Williams
Knoxville, TN
9/11/2006
This doe really loves the taste of a Trophy Rock!

Fred Choate
Bald Knob, AR
9/11/2006
This coyote has visited the corn several times, You would think the it would bother the deer to smell pee next to the corn but it did not.

Fred Choate
Blad Knob, AR
9/11/2006
I got these two bucks on corn in one of our food plots. I have not got any more pictures of them after this set.