Jason Prondzinski
Kenyon, MN
3/13/2006
I have recently moved to town and after the first snow fall of the year, I started to see deer tracks in the yard. I had heard a lot of diffrent things about trail cams and I finnaly decided to buy a cuddeback and I am glad I did. Look what is in my back yard in town. Now all of my buddes have bought a cuddeback!

Josh Swenson
Houston, MN
3/13/2006
Looks like this buck has freshly shed his antlers and is trying to figure out how to scare this raccoon away from his supper dish.

Jenny Loesel
Arcadia, WI
3/13/2006
Albino coming to work a scrape. High nine. Other nice buck.

Jenny Loesel
Arcadia, WI
3/13/2006
Our 7 year old albino and other good bucks.

bobby phillips
newellton, LA
3/12/2006

john scola
hammonton, NJ
3/12/2006
I had the cuddeback set up after the hunting season to see which bucks had made it through the season. I had feed the deer before a winter storm was do to hit our area to get some good snow pictures and I was surprised to see how quick the camera was to get a shot of a buck in mid air. The cuddeback is the best deercam on the market and make scouting a area 10 times more exciting!

Alvin (Cork) Havranek
O'Neill, NE
3/12/2006
I found the watering hole for this herd of elk near Gross Nebraska in Boyd County. All three pictures are of the same bull elk. The velvet is falling off of the horns. The elk population has been increasing over the past few years in this part of the country.

Justin Ratcliff
Bloomington, IN
3/12/2006
Heres lookin at you kid

GARY SHOWERS
LEWISTOWN, PA
3/11/2006
I have been getting quite a few pictures of this button buck harrassing this doe. He is worn out from all of his previous activities.

bob winsand
mondovi, WI
3/11/2006
Great timing of the deer dance with a captive audience.