George Allen
Oswego, NY
8/1/2006
This is my first outing with a Cuddeback. I live in a low density deer population area in Central New York. I was very excited to see this buck. This is near one of my stand sites. Using the pause button check out the kicker tine on his right G-2. My apprehension for spending the money on a Cudddeback is history!

Jeremy Supplee
pendleton, KY
8/1/2006
Just some bucks around the farm!

Gary Miles
Hartford, SD
8/1/2006
A great quick picture of a dove in flight. Great job on a excellent product.

Ricky Bourgoin
hamlin, MA
8/1/2006
Look at the horns on this one and the others.

Brad Donbach
Harrisburg, PA
8/1/2006
the picture I think is unique I have never seen anything like this before. It looks as if she had tried to give birth to a second fawn and it never came out. The other is a picture of a buck that had some kind of injury to himself in which his antler turned downward he was a normal buck and with in a week it had changed to the side this is a picture of him during the summer 2 weeks after his antler bent.

Michael Kelley
Blountstown, FL
8/1/2006
Just a nice picture of this deer caught with the great cuddeback cam.

Walt Gabbard
Booneville, KY
8/1/2006
This is one of the bachelor groups I captured on my cuddeback. As you can see some are still growing.

Jason Dorshorst
Stevens Point, WI
8/1/2006
This is the first video I got off my new cuddeback! Not bad for #1.

Jason Dorshorst
Stevens point, WI
8/1/2006
I have many pictures of these sandhills. The field is always full of them.

Guy Griggs
Sand Springs, OK
8/1/2006
There is a mineral lick hidden in the grass and he is a regular visitor. It's been fun watching him grow.