Randy Moran
Koshkonong, MO
8/4/2006
ANTLERS, ANTLERS AND MORE ANTLERS, Thanks to my Cuddeback that a person can get shots like this. And it don't cost an arm and a leg. I used to never get shots like this, I mean with in just a few minutes apart cause I always had an old 35 mm camera and I could'nt afford to take as many pictures, I had it set for about once every 10 t0 15 minutes and what I did'nt know was how many great pictures I was missing. IMO a Cuddeback digital is the ONLY way to go. Randy Moran Randy

Bobby Beasley
Arlington, TX
8/4/2006
Here is a buck from 2005 and 2006. I was hoping one of the kids would have gotten him last year, and thought somebody did cause I didn't see him at the end of the season. Thinking this is the same buck...

James Nester Jr.
Parsons, WV
8/4/2006
This is one mad doe cought on camera

Michael Adamson
Rochester, MN
8/4/2006
I just put up a new stand and in less than a week this guy shows up! Man - am I looking forward to the season!!!

Tim Dilts
Lansing, MI
8/4/2006
Second Buck Picture with my new Cuddeback Expert and it sure paid off

DANNY REECE
OSGOOD, IN
8/4/2006
IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE WHAT'S OUT THERE IN THE WOOD'S,

DANNY REECE
OSGOOD, IN
8/4/2006
JUST WANTED TO SHOW MY FUTURE DEERE HERD. FIRST TIME I HAVE GOTTEN FOUR FAWNS IN ONE PICTURE.

Brandon Kramer
White Lake, WI
8/4/2006
I decided to put my Cuddeback out on this trail i didn't think was getting used much. I left it for about three weeks and when I got back and brought in the chip i had this monster on it.

Lindell Blanchette
St. Paul, MN
8/3/2006
I have noticed deer in this sand pit for years and thought I would put my Cuddeback out to capture the deer. When I first found this area it was about 5 feet around, now it is about 10 x 20 feet. My family has started to call the pit mystery sand. The sand has some mineral to attract the deer as you can see.

Jeremy Yeago
Staunton, VA
8/3/2006
Bobcat and racoon getting ready to go at it.