Photo/Video Galleries
Corey Almaroad
Jacksonville, AL
3/6/2013
This bobcat is caught walking by my Cuddeback Capture at different times day and night on this 300 acre farm in Calhoun County Alabama.
Jacksonville, AL
3/6/2013
This bobcat is caught walking by my Cuddeback Capture at different times day and night on this 300 acre farm in Calhoun County Alabama.
Christopher Rodriguez
Downsville, LA
3/6/2013
Downsville, LA
3/6/2013
Loren Hanson
Janesville, WI
3/6/2013
Here is a winter action scene with several deer running for the hill. This made my January calendar page and has been a favorite of those who get my calendar. My cameras never leave the woods and the best photo of the month is selected for my wildlife calendar.
Janesville, WI
3/6/2013
Here is a winter action scene with several deer running for the hill. This made my January calendar page and has been a favorite of those who get my calendar. My cameras never leave the woods and the best photo of the month is selected for my wildlife calendar.
Alyssa Johnson
Schoharie, NY
3/6/2013
I set up a bait bag with raw chicken scraps so that the Crows wouldn't make off with it. Instead, this fisher climbed the tree and took the chicken!
Schoharie, NY
3/6/2013
I set up a bait bag with raw chicken scraps so that the Crows wouldn't make off with it. Instead, this fisher climbed the tree and took the chicken!
Nathan Friese
Pine Island, MN
3/6/2013
I saw a bunch of coyote tracks in the windbrake one day and decided to hang a camera to see how many and how often they were coming through and have these 3 pics to share. There are 2 yotes going by the camera within a minute and 1 yote comes back with a snack.
Pine Island, MN
3/6/2013
I saw a bunch of coyote tracks in the windbrake one day and decided to hang a camera to see how many and how often they were coming through and have these 3 pics to share. There are 2 yotes going by the camera within a minute and 1 yote comes back with a snack.
Nathan Friese
Pine Island, MN
3/6/2013
I decided to leave the cameras up this winter and have been getting alot of pheasant photos, but this is the best one. A common rooster and a black rooster in one picture.
Pine Island, MN
3/6/2013
I decided to leave the cameras up this winter and have been getting alot of pheasant photos, but this is the best one. A common rooster and a black rooster in one picture.
Nathan Friese
Pine Island, MN
3/6/2013
I have seen alot of roosters this winter they love the cover and protection the evergreens provide. My Cuddeback caught this lone rooster in mid flight.
Pine Island, MN
3/6/2013
I have seen alot of roosters this winter they love the cover and protection the evergreens provide. My Cuddeback caught this lone rooster in mid flight.
Tj Hughey
Carleton, MI
3/5/2013
This was taken 5 minutes after i left the stand.
Carleton, MI
3/5/2013
This was taken 5 minutes after i left the stand.
Tom Fry
Jacksonville, FL
3/5/2013
After noticing some hog tracks and digging my father-in-law and I began putting out some corn. After about a week of the hogs showing up we began to build our pen. We built the pen a couple of sections at a time. The pen was 32 foot long. After about 2 weeks the entire pen was built. We did not set the trap for about 3 days. We new the hogs were coming in at 8 and 9 AM, sometimes around noon and sometimes between 4 and 5 PM. We set the trap around 7 am. We check the pen at 4 PM and the hogs had not shown up. We went back at 6 PM the same day and all 14 hog were in the pen. The next day a friend came with a portable trap and we moved all 14 hogs to the trap. Our friend takes them to his farm, fattens them up. And, they dress them at the appropriate time. I hope you enjoy this picture and share with our readers. Thank you. Tom Fry
Jacksonville, FL
3/5/2013
After noticing some hog tracks and digging my father-in-law and I began putting out some corn. After about a week of the hogs showing up we began to build our pen. We built the pen a couple of sections at a time. The pen was 32 foot long. After about 2 weeks the entire pen was built. We did not set the trap for about 3 days. We new the hogs were coming in at 8 and 9 AM, sometimes around noon and sometimes between 4 and 5 PM. We set the trap around 7 am. We check the pen at 4 PM and the hogs had not shown up. We went back at 6 PM the same day and all 14 hog were in the pen. The next day a friend came with a portable trap and we moved all 14 hogs to the trap. Our friend takes them to his farm, fattens them up. And, they dress them at the appropriate time. I hope you enjoy this picture and share with our readers. Thank you. Tom Fry
Tom Fry
Jacksonville, FL
3/5/2013
As you can see, this picture was taken at 10:30 AM EST. The camera is located about 30 feet in the front of my wife's parents home in White Springs, FL. I have had several pictures like this, most were late in the evening. Thought our readers would enjoy this picture. Thank you. Tom Fry
Jacksonville, FL
3/5/2013
As you can see, this picture was taken at 10:30 AM EST. The camera is located about 30 feet in the front of my wife's parents home in White Springs, FL. I have had several pictures like this, most were late in the evening. Thought our readers would enjoy this picture. Thank you. Tom Fry
