Photo/Video Galleries
Chad Shaw
Tallassee, AL
10/23/2012
These photos were taken in Elmore County, Alabama. We have nicknamed this deer Shorty . I have been getting this deer on camera for several months now. I did not notice it at first but it appears he is a dwarf, hence the name Shorty. This is the first I have ever actually seen. I know there are several hunters within a 50 mile radius that have killed miniture deer, but this one is the first I have seen. I thought it was unusual and wanted to share. Some have said it was the camera angle, but no this deer has shorter legs than the others.
Tallassee, AL
10/23/2012
These photos were taken in Elmore County, Alabama. We have nicknamed this deer Shorty . I have been getting this deer on camera for several months now. I did not notice it at first but it appears he is a dwarf, hence the name Shorty. This is the first I have ever actually seen. I know there are several hunters within a 50 mile radius that have killed miniture deer, but this one is the first I have seen. I thought it was unusual and wanted to share. Some have said it was the camera angle, but no this deer has shorter legs than the others.
Chad Shaw
Tallassee, AL
10/23/2012
These pictures are of a deer we have named Chuck Norris . The pictures tell it all. He is a main frame 9 with a kicker off the left base. The pictures were taken in Elmore County, Alabama.
Tallassee, AL
10/23/2012
These pictures are of a deer we have named Chuck Norris . The pictures tell it all. He is a main frame 9 with a kicker off the left base. The pictures were taken in Elmore County, Alabama.
Walt Larsen
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10/23/2012
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10/23/2012
Richard Rowell
Oconto, WI
10/23/2012
This is a photo of a fawn feeding from her mother in my back yard. The other one is a photo of a deer that looks like a cow.
Oconto, WI
10/23/2012
This is a photo of a fawn feeding from her mother in my back yard. The other one is a photo of a deer that looks like a cow.
Tom Nelson
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10/23/2012
In early fall I sent a Cuddeback Attack to my friend in Nebraska who I would be bowhunting with in early November. Within days he captured this buck on the Cuddeback and shared them with me. Through some long distance scouting we were able to narrow down the travel routes of this bruiser buck as fall progressed. When I arrived we knew just exactly where to place stands to hunt this particular buck. When the wind was just right I moved in and sat up where the Cuddeback told us to be. Late afternoon on day two, here he came following 3 does. I was able to arrow this brute at 15 yards thanks in a big part to the scouting the Cuddeback did for me while I was back in Michigan.
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10/23/2012
In early fall I sent a Cuddeback Attack to my friend in Nebraska who I would be bowhunting with in early November. Within days he captured this buck on the Cuddeback and shared them with me. Through some long distance scouting we were able to narrow down the travel routes of this bruiser buck as fall progressed. When I arrived we knew just exactly where to place stands to hunt this particular buck. When the wind was just right I moved in and sat up where the Cuddeback told us to be. Late afternoon on day two, here he came following 3 does. I was able to arrow this brute at 15 yards thanks in a big part to the scouting the Cuddeback did for me while I was back in Michigan.
Mike Beatty
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10/23/2012
We named this buck “OMG.†When I say “we,†I mean my family. Reviewing SD cards from my Cuddeback cameras have become a family event. “OMG†started showing up in June and I figured out his new travel pattern in September after he lost his velvet, and finally arrowed him on Halloween night at 29 yards. It’s official—I'm TAGDOUT in Ohio!
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10/23/2012
We named this buck “OMG.†When I say “we,†I mean my family. Reviewing SD cards from my Cuddeback cameras have become a family event. “OMG†started showing up in June and I figured out his new travel pattern in September after he lost his velvet, and finally arrowed him on Halloween night at 29 yards. It’s official—I'm TAGDOUT in Ohio!
Larry Woodward
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10/23/2012
I started getting pictures of this buck in September around a pond near a pinch point. He was a regular visitor but never in the daylight. Then as the rut got closer he started showing up in other locations. On November 8 the weather was warm and rainy so I sat that day out – but he showed up during daylight on that day. Two days later, after seeing several other bucks, this guy came in to rattling. I knew it was him immediately because of my incredibly detailed Cuddeback pics. It was the buck we called “Crabby Claws†– a mature 150†Pike County Most Wanted. Thanks Cuddeback!
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10/23/2012
I started getting pictures of this buck in September around a pond near a pinch point. He was a regular visitor but never in the daylight. Then as the rut got closer he started showing up in other locations. On November 8 the weather was warm and rainy so I sat that day out – but he showed up during daylight on that day. Two days later, after seeing several other bucks, this guy came in to rattling. I knew it was him immediately because of my incredibly detailed Cuddeback pics. It was the buck we called “Crabby Claws†– a mature 150†Pike County Most Wanted. Thanks Cuddeback!
Reed Lally
Cromwell, MN
10/23/2012
I found a wolf kill in my food plot this past weekend and was hoping my cuddebacks would show the action. I didnt get any of the battle before the kill but I got a couple great wolf pics.
Cromwell, MN
10/23/2012
I found a wolf kill in my food plot this past weekend and was hoping my cuddebacks would show the action. I didnt get any of the battle before the kill but I got a couple great wolf pics.
Dick Scorzafava
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10/23/2012
We got the Cuddeback images of this monster bear at a bait back in 2009 and he just disappeared from the area. He had a distinct limp from an old injury that made him easily identifiable to us. We found him again in the spring 2011 with the Cuddeback images hitting a new bait 16 miles from where he disappeared from originally in 2009. We hunted the bait hard and finally harvested him. Without the Cuddeback images we would have never known where he disappeared to and certainly would have never been able to shot him. This old bear was 14 years old measured 7 foot 4 inches nose to tail and had a melon head that scores 20 12/16 inches and weighed 410 pounds. Cuddeback scouting cameras have changed the way I hunt and aided me in killing some fantastic trophies over the last several years. They have conditioned me not go on a hunt anywhere in the world without them to help put me on a trophy animal.
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10/23/2012
We got the Cuddeback images of this monster bear at a bait back in 2009 and he just disappeared from the area. He had a distinct limp from an old injury that made him easily identifiable to us. We found him again in the spring 2011 with the Cuddeback images hitting a new bait 16 miles from where he disappeared from originally in 2009. We hunted the bait hard and finally harvested him. Without the Cuddeback images we would have never known where he disappeared to and certainly would have never been able to shot him. This old bear was 14 years old measured 7 foot 4 inches nose to tail and had a melon head that scores 20 12/16 inches and weighed 410 pounds. Cuddeback scouting cameras have changed the way I hunt and aided me in killing some fantastic trophies over the last several years. They have conditioned me not go on a hunt anywhere in the world without them to help put me on a trophy animal.
Dan Young
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10/23/2012
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10/23/2012
