John Thomson
Oconto Falls, WI
9/27/2005
We had a 35mm camera set up but it was full the first night we set it out. After that summer we bought the cuddeback and now we are getting between 100-200 photos a week. We only have one photo of this buck and I doubt very much that we would have proof that he was around with a 35mm camera.

Tim Murphy
O'Fallon, MO
9/26/2005
A family of racoons took over my feeder for several weeks this summer. It appears that they outnumbered the local deer population and finished off most of the feed.

Tim Murphy
O'Fallon, MO
9/26/2005
Cuddeback is an awesome scouting tool. Took these pictures 50 yards in front of our house. I think this big ole tom just liked getting his picture taken. Thanks Cuddeback!

Jeff State
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9/26/2005
Not sure if I'm doing this right, if you send me an e-mail I will forward you my picture if this doesn't work

Ed Gannon
MOntgomery, AL
9/26/2005
Camera on a feeder on my farm in Alabama.

Chris Clausen
Ripon, WI
9/26/2005
I would have never known that these three big guys were even crossing my land if it wern't for my cuddeback!!

Mike Harris
Baytown, TX
9/26/2005
From moving our cuddeback around our 100 acres we are pretty sure that we have 4 sets of twins this year. This is one of them.

Scott Randolph
Prattville, AL
9/26/2005
This cuddeback is set up on a plowed firebreak along the edge of a dense creek swamp. All kinds of animals use the firebreak as a travel path, which makes for some predictable closeups.

Eddie Tompkins
Monroe, GA
9/26/2005
Possibly the first fight of the year. Just out of velvet these two bucks spar a little to establish the pecking order.

don steitle
san antonio, TX
9/26/2005
Just set up my new camera at a feeder. Went and checked it after 1 week. Very nice surprise. This is all low fenced ranch west of Uvalde, texas.