John Gaiennie
Baton Rouge, LA
7/11/2006
First week my cameras are out this year. Cannot wait for the upcoming season.

Randy Moran
Koshkonong, MO
7/11/2006
Its fun to track the antler growth this time of year, heres 2 pics of the same buck that was taken 9 days apart, Unreal how fast the antlers grow. You see this kind of stuff only with a game camera and Cuddeback is the best. Randy Moran

Daniel Apple
Elon, NC
7/11/2006
I have been seeing this guy for 4 years now. He lives right behind my home and I have only seen him once in the daylight, as a 1.5 year old.

Steven Osero
Turtle Lake, WI
7/11/2006
I call him the Ghost Buck. I believe the sun had to be just right and it caused a reflection off of the lense that more or less covered up an impressive set of antlers. If you zoom in on the photo you can make out most of the antlers. I believe this is the only photo I have of this animal but I am anxious to get another one.

R. Garrett Hatfield
Kansas City, MO
7/11/2006
These images were taken with the new IR cam.

Todd Rick
Janesville, WI
7/10/2006
Summertime Fawns

Todd Rick
Janesville, WI
7/10/2006
Summertime Fawns

tommy steeves
Havelock, NC
7/10/2006
I have taken over 1500 pictures since I bought my Cuddeback in March.I have watched 6 bucks grow from no antlers to nice bucks for my area.Between the camera and 3 acres of Biologic I have had a blast and learned alot about antler growth all at the same time.

Smokey Andler
Montello, WI
7/10/2006
I think they're posing!!!!! Thanks for a GREAT camera Cuddeback!!

tommy kennedy
Glennville, GA
7/10/2006
(1)I was doing a little pre-scouting with my cuddeback and got these fawns eating with a Doe. (2)Beautiful 6 pt eating come grass.