Mike Domingo
Marshall, MI
9/13/2016
Imagine our excitement when we saw this buck step in front of our Cuddeback. The rare opportunity to see a great buck shedding his velvet. Thanks for the great product.

Jerry Parsons
Berlin, WI
9/12/2016
I caught this three legged bandit on my cuddeback black flash. Doesn't look like it was a wound, just looks like he was born that way. Just shows how tuff these animals are. Growing up to be a very nice looking buck!

James Arnold
Brooklyn, MI
9/12/2016
Selfie! A curious doe checks out my camera on a path behind my house.

Ben Applegate
Kilgore, TX
9/12/2016
I am a first time cuddeback owner. I pull my cards this weekend and had tons of pictures to go through. I thought this one particular picture was really awesome. I would title this the ghost in the darkness. I found this same deer sheds(larger buck in the back) in the spring in Hext Texas and I am looking forward to the chase of trying to harvest either beautiful trophies

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
9/12/2016
The deer have a trail in the soybeans so I tried something different. I put the camera low to the ground & angled upwards. I got lucky & got 1 of my best photos that I have ever gotten. It's fun to experiment with the camera.

Roger Bellerose
Goffstown, NH
9/12/2016
My son described a deer to me that he walked up on and I happen to place this camera on a deer trail and we got the photo...though a bit backwards.....almost like an Olympic athlete you might say.

Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
9/12/2016
Flying Squirrel, young Black Bear, and Ruffed Grouse.

Brad Schank
Galesville, WI
9/12/2016
I was hunting the WI bear opener and this boar came walking in through the rain and fog. If you look closely you can see me in the tree drawing my bow.

Ron White
Lancaster, NH
9/12/2016
A bear outback of my house in my apple orchard .

Ron White
Lancaster, NH
9/12/2016
This doe seems to like to bed down in this spot day and night in one of the pics she even has her front leg stretched out.