Blanton Beard
Bryan, TX
1/6/2018
I have been using Cuddeback cameras for over 10 years, since the first camera that had a large CF card and used 4D batteries. They have always been dependable and provided many great wildlife photos over the years. I have have notice the picture and camera quality to continue to improve over time. This year I got one of the best action shots yet while taking my son hunting. It was his first year to shoot a crossbow and we were sitting in a tent blind about 12 yards from a feeder. My cuddeback camera was right in front of the tent blind on a Genius mounting pole. When he finally got a shot at the buck we wanted the camera trigger the moment the arrow impacted the deer! Even with a high dollar normal camera it would have been an amazing shot to capture on film. We didn’t even realize that the Cuddeback had permanently captured this moment for us until my buddies checked the SD card later that week. It was a great surprise and will preserve the memory for us that much more. I don’t think you could ever get a better example of the best trigger speed of any trail camera I have ever used!!! Thanks Blanton

John Burris
Wake village, TX
1/5/2018
I have captured two photos of this nice buck. Unfortunately I haven’t seen him in the daytime. I love the color pictures at night. Can’t beat cuddeback cameras!!

Daniel Fabisiak
DeForest, WI
1/4/2018
Came across this picture of deer in our food plot that we implemented this year for the first time. We call it a Mother's Kiss . In the pic it appears to be a doe nose to nose with a yearling buck fawn. My son and I have said any doe that has a fawn with her gets a pass for the year.

Andy Boyd
Bartlett, TN
1/4/2018
Dec 2012 West TN 12 Point.

paulina Arroyo-Gerala
MEXICO CITY, Ot
1/4/2018
We set this cameras to monitor the mammals in the in the largest remaining tropical forest relic in Mexico, the Lacandona Rainforest. Image 1. A howler monkey in the ground, this species is arboreal and it is rare to observe it on the ground Image 2. A baird´s tapir walking towards the camera during the day Video 1. A Female jaguar walking on a hot afternoon Video 2. a big group of white-lipped peccary marching in a row

Susan McGee
Glenville, NY
1/4/2018
This beautiful shot is of a Whitetail Doe crossing a food plot after a snow storm. This camera is actually a Cuddelink that is at the top of our property. We love the new Cuddelink cameras, especially since we just bought 177 acre property on a mountain. This photo was taken at the highest point of the property.

Tim Alexander
ODESSA, ON
1/4/2018
i summited some photos of a little buck that coyotes had gotten to his hind end last month. I seen this photo of the same little buck. i think this bigger buck had wounded him and while he was laying down and recovering, coyotes had found him and almost killed him. There were some Does in other photos not sure if one may have been in estrus and he didn't like this little guy around. I do not have any more pictures of him since Dec 27 don't think has made it.

Alex Schmalenberg
Fertile, MN
1/3/2018
Buck that my brother almost killed in November enjoying a late season hay bale in the snow with a nice young buck close by.

Amos Smucker
New Holland, PA
1/3/2018
This is a great Indiana drop tine buck that I was able to tag in November 2017 Came home and discovered I had this nice picture and great video, Thanks to Cuddeback's great camera! He gross scored 175 with a 25 outside spread. I recommend Cuddebacks cameras to anybody needing a trail camera.

Dewaine Hobby
Lucedale, MS
1/3/2018
Got a couple of food plots on family land and got some hogs moved in. Hope to make some home made sausage.. soon.. :-)