Photo/Video Galleries
Dave Beyer
Midland, MI
5/6/2015
I left camera out through winter (mid-October through end of April) in Michigan's UP. I was totally surprised to find that the batteries were still FULL with almost 500 photos and over 150 video captures! The wolf captured in this photo appears to be on the prowl for some venison back straps.
Midland, MI
5/6/2015
I left camera out through winter (mid-October through end of April) in Michigan's UP. I was totally surprised to find that the batteries were still FULL with almost 500 photos and over 150 video captures! The wolf captured in this photo appears to be on the prowl for some venison back straps.
Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
5/6/2015
Some nice swan photos that show the beauty and peacefulness of the north country with the blue sky and water. Doesn't get any better.
Motley, MN
5/6/2015
Some nice swan photos that show the beauty and peacefulness of the north country with the blue sky and water. Doesn't get any better.
Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
5/6/2015
This is just a nice photo, but the Cuddeback really shows detail as the water runs off this swan's bill.
Motley, MN
5/6/2015
This is just a nice photo, but the Cuddeback really shows detail as the water runs off this swan's bill.
Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
5/6/2015
The geese also used the sandbar.
Motley, MN
5/6/2015
The geese also used the sandbar.
Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
5/6/2015
On a different sandbar, the swans show the flexabilaty in their long necks.
Motley, MN
5/6/2015
On a different sandbar, the swans show the flexabilaty in their long necks.
Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
5/6/2015
I kept seeing swans sitting in the same spot on the river. So with the low water level this year,I waded out to the middle of the river to a small island to find out they were using a small sandbar for a resting area. Perfect spot for my Cuddeback.
Motley, MN
5/6/2015
I kept seeing swans sitting in the same spot on the river. So with the low water level this year,I waded out to the middle of the river to a small island to find out they were using a small sandbar for a resting area. Perfect spot for my Cuddeback.
Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
5/6/2015
A picture perfect pose.
Motley, MN
5/6/2015
A picture perfect pose.
Ron Susi
Sugar Grove, IL
5/6/2015
Camera hangs on a shooting house in a small secluded food plot. The deer feel secure there, we use the Black flash so we don't take any chances with spooking the deer. Looks like someone is unhappy with Jr .
Sugar Grove, IL
5/6/2015
Camera hangs on a shooting house in a small secluded food plot. The deer feel secure there, we use the Black flash so we don't take any chances with spooking the deer. Looks like someone is unhappy with Jr .
Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
5/6/2015
Marinette County, WI. Set up to get Ruffed Grouse pictures over drumming logs, a woodpecker and a porcupine stopped by.
Green Bay, WI
5/6/2015
Marinette County, WI. Set up to get Ruffed Grouse pictures over drumming logs, a woodpecker and a porcupine stopped by.
James Chapman
Caledonia, ON
5/5/2015
In recent years I have made a habit of leaving my trail camera in the woods after deer season ends and retrieving it in early spring to see what kind of action there is when there's little pressure on the animals. This year went as usual I left the camera out and retreved it shortly after the snow melted and as I was looking trough the photos on my camera and I noticed in one particular photo the deer looked a little worse for wear, That said I have my cuddeback set to take video after the first picture, In the following video told me why it was in such rough shape, as it hobbled onto screen it was very clear that it's wasn't long for this world, it's left rear leg swinging by a few tendons as the now three legged deer made its way off screen, I can only hope it died soon after. I figure it had been hit by a car not long before it crossed the camera but God only knows the circumstances of its misfortune.
Caledonia, ON
5/5/2015
In recent years I have made a habit of leaving my trail camera in the woods after deer season ends and retrieving it in early spring to see what kind of action there is when there's little pressure on the animals. This year went as usual I left the camera out and retreved it shortly after the snow melted and as I was looking trough the photos on my camera and I noticed in one particular photo the deer looked a little worse for wear, That said I have my cuddeback set to take video after the first picture, In the following video told me why it was in such rough shape, as it hobbled onto screen it was very clear that it's wasn't long for this world, it's left rear leg swinging by a few tendons as the now three legged deer made its way off screen, I can only hope it died soon after. I figure it had been hit by a car not long before it crossed the camera but God only knows the circumstances of its misfortune.
