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Stephen Guidry
Rogersville, MO
11/13/2005
Caught a picture of this 12 point buck behind my house.
Rogersville, MO
11/13/2005
Caught a picture of this 12 point buck behind my house.
Trent Siegle
Council Grove, KS
11/13/2005
This buck lost the battle.
Council Grove, KS
11/13/2005
This buck lost the battle.
Mike Martin
Fort Atkinson, WI
11/13/2005
Camera is set up near a 'community scrape' and we have photos of about seven different bucks taken over the past two weeks. This one -- pretty sure we have one shot of him last year -- is a rather impressive deer.
Fort Atkinson, WI
11/13/2005
Camera is set up near a 'community scrape' and we have photos of about seven different bucks taken over the past two weeks. This one -- pretty sure we have one shot of him last year -- is a rather impressive deer.
jimmy mcdonald
hurst, TX
11/13/2005
camera put on a feeder at the deer lease in nolan county put on and this picture was snapped cuddeback is the best
hurst, TX
11/13/2005
camera put on a feeder at the deer lease in nolan county put on and this picture was snapped cuddeback is the best
Alan Kowal
Wayne, NJ
11/13/2005
This was my first attempt at seeing up a trail camera so I was trying to be very carefull with all the adjustments.I left after setting it up and returned 1 week later.I was very upset with myself when I approached the camera and saw that it was 1 foot lower and tilted to one side.I figured I didn't attached it to the tree firmly enough.I set it up again and saw that I had taken 11 pictures.In doing so I noticed quite a few teeth marks in the camera.I couldn't wait to see what I had.The first picture I saw I could not figure out and stared at it for awhile before moving on to the next pic's.After seeing the rest of the pic's I finally figured out that the first one was the bear with his mouth/nose right in the camera.All the rest of the pic's are canted because the bear knocked the camera of level.After being chewed on the camera function flawlessly and took quite a few more pic's although it was not pointed in the right direction any more.Great product !
Wayne, NJ
11/13/2005
This was my first attempt at seeing up a trail camera so I was trying to be very carefull with all the adjustments.I left after setting it up and returned 1 week later.I was very upset with myself when I approached the camera and saw that it was 1 foot lower and tilted to one side.I figured I didn't attached it to the tree firmly enough.I set it up again and saw that I had taken 11 pictures.In doing so I noticed quite a few teeth marks in the camera.I couldn't wait to see what I had.The first picture I saw I could not figure out and stared at it for awhile before moving on to the next pic's.After seeing the rest of the pic's I finally figured out that the first one was the bear with his mouth/nose right in the camera.All the rest of the pic's are canted because the bear knocked the camera of level.After being chewed on the camera function flawlessly and took quite a few more pic's although it was not pointed in the right direction any more.Great product !
michael page
northfield center, OH
11/13/2005
i had this buck on my cuddeback last year as a nine point. this year he is a ten point he came to a scrape early in the year and now to a wetlands are. he i very elusive and only comes right after dark. the cuddeback has really helped me in my scouting.. i just bought my second so i can inprove it even more
northfield center, OH
11/13/2005
i had this buck on my cuddeback last year as a nine point. this year he is a ten point he came to a scrape early in the year and now to a wetlands are. he i very elusive and only comes right after dark. the cuddeback has really helped me in my scouting.. i just bought my second so i can inprove it even more
John Matejov
Story,, WY
11/13/2005
We had an early snow, when the bear were still fairly active. When I first viewed the white picture, I figured that the snowfall had triggered the shot.. but then remembered that the cuddeback is also infra red as well! If you look closer into that shot.. you can see this bear nosing into the bait from the left. The other photo simply is a neat winter shot. BOTH pictures add testimony to the operational capabilities of the Cuddeback! (Incidently, THIS bear remains in the wild... he was too cunning to have been caught during legal shooting hours!)
Story,, WY
11/13/2005
We had an early snow, when the bear were still fairly active. When I first viewed the white picture, I figured that the snowfall had triggered the shot.. but then remembered that the cuddeback is also infra red as well! If you look closer into that shot.. you can see this bear nosing into the bait from the left. The other photo simply is a neat winter shot. BOTH pictures add testimony to the operational capabilities of the Cuddeback! (Incidently, THIS bear remains in the wild... he was too cunning to have been caught during legal shooting hours!)
Devin Cameron
Washington, PA
11/13/2005
Some of my favorite pictures
Washington, PA
11/13/2005
Some of my favorite pictures
Devin Cameron
Washington, PA
11/13/2005
Some of my favorite pictures
Washington, PA
11/13/2005
Some of my favorite pictures
Devin Cameron
Washington, PA
11/13/2005
Couple of my favorite pictures...been after these guys all year. Great product
Washington, PA
11/13/2005
Couple of my favorite pictures...been after these guys all year. Great product
