Patrick Turner
Oviedo, FL
8/11/2017
This a bobcack we found shortly after setting up our first Cuddeback camera on a properly my friend owns in South Georgia. He is still at large.

Matt Hopkins
Mcconnelsville OH, OH
8/11/2017
These bucks are 5 1/2 and 4 1/2. We have a history. We have been using cuddieback for over 8 yrs now.

Matt Hopkins
Mcconnelsville OH, OH
8/11/2017
These bucks are 5 1/2 and 4 1/2. We have a history. We have been using cuddieback for over 8 yrs now.

Kenneth yarber
Eminence, MO
8/11/2017
I love setting up on fence crossings to catch the deer in mid air. This camera is truly amazingly fast with its 1/4 trigger. I would really like the color night shots.

edwin evans
lewistown, MT
8/10/2017
put the cuddeback by my chicken house to watch for raccoons or bobcats. this cat was a little bigger than I expected. note the kitten in the background. I don't really care to gather the eggs after dark anymore.

donald messier
willimantic, CT
8/10/2017
been trying to get this guy for years. might not seem like a super deer to Midwest hunters but this ones in Connecticut.

Justin Wills
rapid City, SD
8/10/2017
Getting ready for elk season

Seth TAYLOR
TRIADELPHIA, WV
8/10/2017
This West Virginia is growing fast!

Gerald Boelens
Vacaville, CA
8/10/2017
This Black Tail buck showed up last year after season closed. He is 100% nocturnal. The double eye guards are super. When he lost his Antlers I got pictures and predicted he would have a hodgepodge growth this year. Do you think my prediction came true? Even if I saw him during shooting hours he is illegal due to CA. F&G law about a legal buck needing and forked branch in the upper 2/3rd s of the antler. One heck of a spike buck in my opinion. I ever predicted that the antlers on his left side would probably partially block his vision on that side due to the size of the horn base.

Roy Giles
Palmetto, FL
8/10/2017
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