gene copeland
madison, IN
9/7/2005
got this picture of a incoming hen.

Geoff Smith
Shoreview, MN
9/7/2005
These bear pics are on the first day after I bought my cuddeback cam. In the first week, I had over 50 pictures of bear and deer. It gives me a fantastic insight as to the animals and times they are coming into the feeder.

todd pearce
crestview, FL
9/7/2005
these deer in Florida just taunt you

Joseph M. Verme
worthville, KY
9/7/2005

Matt and Jarret
Prairie du Sac, WI
9/6/2005
must be nice 2 be able 2 use feeders. here in prairie du sac wisconsin, its all naturall

Jesse
Dorr, MI
9/6/2005
Me and my brother just put my cuddeback over a mineral pile to see what was out. We were suprised to find this nice buck on the pile during daylight hours.

Brian Tangen
Frazee, MN
9/6/2005
The very first picture my cuddeback camera took was of this nice buck in the first picture, and at 2:00 in the afternoon! In the 2nd picture, I have the camera set on a trail down by a swamp near a bow stand I have. I saw the picture of the nice buck and never even realized there was another buck in the background until a friend who was looking at the picture mentioned it to me. I have gotten several awesome deer pictures and have also got some blak bear and Timberwolf pictures in the mix. I love my Cuddeback, what an awesome scouting tool.

JACK EDBERG
WARROAD, MN
9/6/2005
I had this bear come in on my cuddeback. He either bumped it or messed around with it, because all of the rest of my pictures were taken on an angle. Cuddeback keeps on takeing pictures, no matter what angle it is pointed at.

Lana Wiersma
Columbus, WI
9/6/2005
A buck I have not captured a picture of before.. Lana

Joe Hamilton
Belleville, IL
9/6/2005