Ray Brown
, NY
8/18/2005
Two does fighting in one of our food plots.

Kevin McColgan
margaretville, NY
8/18/2005

Emad Hazboun
London, Ontario, Canada, ON
8/17/2005
Week after I bought my first Cuddeback Digital i got the the fawn pics 1 & 2 and i was so happy to see those pictures. The thrid image i thought to send you and its amazing how fast of a respond time the cuddeback digital have. I have regular 35mm deer camera and i dont think it will come close to yours. I purchased my second cuddeback digital from Cabelas'last weekend and i am looking forward to get it out there. By the way i am a hunter education instructor and in my june and july classes i was so happy to show my students the pictures your cam took and expalined to students feature and benfits for the cuddeback digital. Thank you, Emad Hazboun

Craig Wawrzyniak
Newfolden, MN
8/17/2005
Closeup of a young buck beginning to lose velvet.

Craig Wawrzyniak
Newfolden, MN
8/17/2005
Deer starting a scrape on a foggy morning.

Craig Wawrzyniak
Newfolden, MN
8/17/2005
Couple of deer in front of the sunrise.

Craig Wawrzyniak
Newfolden, MN
8/17/2005
Got this one a couple months apart. Judging by brow tines spread, and being the same location, this is the same deer.

john r overby
fifield, WI
8/17/2005
this big boy did not show up until after i filled my tag but with the help of my cuddeback i was able to find one of his sheds with an 11.5 inch g-2

Dave Boeddeker
, MD
8/17/2005
I had been getting a lot of damage around my cabin and just had to buy a good digital camera to see what was going on. This pic should give you an idea.

Glen R. Cole
Colby, WI
8/17/2005
Just a picture of a deer encircled by the reflection of the sun rays from the lens. Camera works great in direct sunlight. Thought it was neat!