Photo/Video Galleries
Charles Bryant
Lookout, WV
1/1/2013
Lookout, WV
1/1/2013
Danny Keyser
Salt Rock, WV
1/1/2013
This is what I call my ghost deer. Don't know what happened but it a really cool pic. Thanks for looking Danny Keyser
Salt Rock, WV
1/1/2013
This is what I call my ghost deer. Don't know what happened but it a really cool pic. Thanks for looking Danny Keyser
Rick Kurchock
Hazleton, PA
1/1/2013
This dominant doe was a regular at my feeder. She would constantly beat up the other deer. When she would come to the feeder the other deer would scatter, even the small bucks.
Hazleton, PA
1/1/2013
This dominant doe was a regular at my feeder. She would constantly beat up the other deer. When she would come to the feeder the other deer would scatter, even the small bucks.
Rick Kurchock
Hazleton, PA
1/1/2013
The one and only pic. of this great nine point Luzerne county Pa. buck. No one on the property has seen hide nor hair of him through the rut and gun season.Sure hope he makes it through to next year. Since antler restrictions were instituted in Pa. we have seen lots of big bucks!
Hazleton, PA
1/1/2013
The one and only pic. of this great nine point Luzerne county Pa. buck. No one on the property has seen hide nor hair of him through the rut and gun season.Sure hope he makes it through to next year. Since antler restrictions were instituted in Pa. we have seen lots of big bucks!
Will Howell
Somerville, TN
1/1/2013
We were previously using wildgame innovations cameras and the night time picture quality was not very good. Most of the daytime images we would get were of a tail of a deer or half of its body. This Christmas I got two Cuddeback Attack White Flash cameras. The night time images are much better and I don't get pictures of tails any more. In the pictures that I submitted the buck walked right in front of the wildgame camera and it never even took the deers picture. The Cuddeback took two pictures of this buck while the wildgame camera was frozen up with snow and ice.
Somerville, TN
1/1/2013
We were previously using wildgame innovations cameras and the night time picture quality was not very good. Most of the daytime images we would get were of a tail of a deer or half of its body. This Christmas I got two Cuddeback Attack White Flash cameras. The night time images are much better and I don't get pictures of tails any more. In the pictures that I submitted the buck walked right in front of the wildgame camera and it never even took the deers picture. The Cuddeback took two pictures of this buck while the wildgame camera was frozen up with snow and ice.
Kaleb Mccarville
Murphysboro, IL
1/1/2013
A couple nice 3 year old bucks in the snow
Murphysboro, IL
1/1/2013
A couple nice 3 year old bucks in the snow
James Adams
Georgetown, PA
1/1/2013
photos taken on Ohio hunting property. These bucks eluded me all season. Sorry no trophy shots to add. Maybe late archery or next year?
Georgetown, PA
1/1/2013
photos taken on Ohio hunting property. These bucks eluded me all season. Sorry no trophy shots to add. Maybe late archery or next year?
Rodney Schram
Northville, MI
1/1/2013
Doing some pre-deer-season scouting on Drummond Island in Michigan’s upper peninsula and found this big boy coming in and out over the course of 7 hours. We call this pic “Gotta Itch!â€
Northville, MI
1/1/2013
Doing some pre-deer-season scouting on Drummond Island in Michigan’s upper peninsula and found this big boy coming in and out over the course of 7 hours. We call this pic “Gotta Itch!â€
Terry Petko
Mesa, AZ
1/1/2013
Captured this picture of Gollum on a recent AZ desert camping trip. I am also including a picture of a desert Muley Doe and young one as well as an Elk from this years hunt.
Mesa, AZ
1/1/2013
Captured this picture of Gollum on a recent AZ desert camping trip. I am also including a picture of a desert Muley Doe and young one as well as an Elk from this years hunt.
Martin Kilburn
Jasper, AR
1/1/2013
We had a bear tear into our neibors freezer that was on their poarch, and then tear into our trash the next night. So we set up a capture in a bear safe up in the back yard and baited it with corn flakes and left over food. We dumped the bait out and 17 minutes later he showed up at the bait and got a good picture of him, thanks to cuddeback.
Jasper, AR
1/1/2013
We had a bear tear into our neibors freezer that was on their poarch, and then tear into our trash the next night. So we set up a capture in a bear safe up in the back yard and baited it with corn flakes and left over food. We dumped the bait out and 17 minutes later he showed up at the bait and got a good picture of him, thanks to cuddeback.
