Photo/Video Galleries
Diana Hadley
Tucson, AZ
3/5/2014
A male and female jaguar mating on the 50,000-acre Northern Jaguar Reserve in Sonora, Mexico (125 miles south of the U.S.-Mexico border). Male jaguar has the name Caliente; the female jaguar is Seda. We have a network of 150 motion-triggered cameras, including several different Cuddeback models, on the reserve and surrounding ranches. www.northernjaguarproject.org
Tucson, AZ
3/5/2014
A male and female jaguar mating on the 50,000-acre Northern Jaguar Reserve in Sonora, Mexico (125 miles south of the U.S.-Mexico border). Male jaguar has the name Caliente; the female jaguar is Seda. We have a network of 150 motion-triggered cameras, including several different Cuddeback models, on the reserve and surrounding ranches. www.northernjaguarproject.org
Rollin Henson
St. Peter, IL
3/5/2014
This buck is like a ghost . With out the Cuddeback I would have never have had an idea he was any where around
St. Peter, IL
3/5/2014
This buck is like a ghost . With out the Cuddeback I would have never have had an idea he was any where around
David Woythal
Lindley, NY
3/5/2014
I wanted to get some pictures in my food plot to determine how many deer I had in the area. This photo happenned to be one of them, where the second fawn wanted some milk also. I'm hungry too Mom. The bear is looking for his last meal before going to bed.
Lindley, NY
3/5/2014
I wanted to get some pictures in my food plot to determine how many deer I had in the area. This photo happenned to be one of them, where the second fawn wanted some milk also. I'm hungry too Mom. The bear is looking for his last meal before going to bed.
Terry Werley
Mohrsville, PA
3/5/2014
Dealing With The Elements Caught this picture in eastern Pennsylvania during one of the many winter storms experienced this year. These deer seem to be taking an odd afternoon stroll in search of food during one of the worst winters in decades.
Mohrsville, PA
3/5/2014
Dealing With The Elements Caught this picture in eastern Pennsylvania during one of the many winter storms experienced this year. These deer seem to be taking an odd afternoon stroll in search of food during one of the worst winters in decades.
Mason Roberts
Sylvester, GA
3/5/2014
Seen this big 8 the first time I got on the stand in 2013 and was able to capture a picture through my binoculars with my cell phone. I wanted to wait and take him with my bow so I let him walk. The rest of the season the buck was very illusive and only captured one picture with my Attack IR of him cruising at night during our South Ga rut.
Sylvester, GA
3/5/2014
Seen this big 8 the first time I got on the stand in 2013 and was able to capture a picture through my binoculars with my cell phone. I wanted to wait and take him with my bow so I let him walk. The rest of the season the buck was very illusive and only captured one picture with my Attack IR of him cruising at night during our South Ga rut.
Gary Schaub
New Braunfels, TX
3/5/2014
We can share!
New Braunfels, TX
3/5/2014
We can share!
Gary Schaub
San Antonio, TX
3/5/2014
Just checking to see if you filled the feeder
San Antonio, TX
3/5/2014
Just checking to see if you filled the feeder
Steve Oates
Klamath Falls, OR
3/5/2014
We have 3 years of photos of this buck. He wanders into our property from time to time, enjoying the acorns dropped from a small grove of oak trees.
Klamath Falls, OR
3/5/2014
We have 3 years of photos of this buck. He wanders into our property from time to time, enjoying the acorns dropped from a small grove of oak trees.
Dh Wilson
Kerrville, TX
3/5/2014
photo from our ranch where we 6 of your cameras.
Kerrville, TX
3/5/2014
photo from our ranch where we 6 of your cameras.
Patrick O'brien
South Burlington, VT
3/5/2014
First one :We call this guy the Ghost Buck 1. Because he seems to dissapear during the season and 2. because of the spooky fog in the photo. Second one: Is is Bigfoot? Third one: Hmmm...somethings smells funny over here.
South Burlington, VT
3/5/2014
First one :We call this guy the Ghost Buck 1. Because he seems to dissapear during the season and 2. because of the spooky fog in the photo. Second one: Is is Bigfoot? Third one: Hmmm...somethings smells funny over here.
