Eric Bouscher
Baltimore, OH
10/26/2005
I had just moved into my new house in the country and thought I'd try my coyote call one night. I heard a couple coyotes howling in the distance but didn't see them that night. A couple of days later I was quite surprised by these pics. I haven't been able to spot them again since.

Lamar Reynolds
Houston, TX
10/26/2005
Huntsville, Texas - These twins are at my feeder every morning and every evening, they make a great picture. Also the mother doe is defending the feeder for her twins who are not in the picture. This doe must be standing 7 to 8 feet straight up.

Jack Frost
Montello, WI
10/26/2005
The 1st two photos are the same buck, he put on some pounds this summer, nice brow tines. I never saw the other one till the picture. Hopefully they will be around when I am on vacation.

Dan Opsahl
Cloverdale, MN
10/26/2005
Thanks to the cuddeback we are able to see how many animals are using our food plots. Nothing can compare to the quality of pictures or reaction time.

Larry Norton
Butler, IN
10/25/2005
Two weeks after putting up my Cuddeback Digital camera I was very surprised to see this big boy show up. I had gotten some good pictures of does and some other nice bucks but this guy will keep me in the woods for some time to come. Even if I don't get him it's good to know he's out there.

Jason Rosser
Sandusky, MI
10/25/2005
This video is believed by the wolverine foundation to be the only video ever taken of a wolverine on a trail cam. This is also the first confirmed wolverine in the state of Michigan in 200 years.

Jason Rosser
Sandusky, MI
10/25/2005
Surprise!!! I bet that spike was seeing stars for hours.

Jason Rosser
Sandusky, MI
10/25/2005
Here are two of the last pictures I got of Michigans only known wolverine in almost 200 years.

Jason Rosser
Sandusky, MI
10/25/2005
rare pictures of a small 8 point fresh out of velvet.

Bill Manske
Algona, IA
10/25/2005
Look at the BROW Tines on this Buck. I love my CUDDEBACKS. They are GREAT. I have 6 of them in the field.