Photo/Video Galleries
Michael Juhasz
Clearwater, FL
10/3/2012
Zeus has graced our Cuddy's for the last three seasons. No one has seen this buck during legal hunting hours during that time frame. I hope to change that this fall.
Clearwater, FL
10/3/2012
Zeus has graced our Cuddy's for the last three seasons. No one has seen this buck during legal hunting hours during that time frame. I hope to change that this fall.
Richard Scheib
Derry, NH
10/3/2012
This bobcat followed a house cat and raccoon through our backyard. Just out for a little late night dinner.
Derry, NH
10/3/2012
This bobcat followed a house cat and raccoon through our backyard. Just out for a little late night dinner.
Jacob Darga
Muskegon, MI
10/3/2012
My brother and I got my dad an Attack IR to put on his food plot behind his house. So far he's gotten plenty of deer, bear, coyote, fox, and various other wild game. Not sure what this eagle was searching for, but he couldn't have stopped and posed for a better pic. The photo was taken in Northeast Michigan's Lower Penninsula. Posen, MI.
Muskegon, MI
10/3/2012
My brother and I got my dad an Attack IR to put on his food plot behind his house. So far he's gotten plenty of deer, bear, coyote, fox, and various other wild game. Not sure what this eagle was searching for, but he couldn't have stopped and posed for a better pic. The photo was taken in Northeast Michigan's Lower Penninsula. Posen, MI.
Bob Painter
LIGONIER, PA
10/3/2012
I wandered why I haven't seen many deer this year on my camera this may be part of the reason
LIGONIER, PA
10/3/2012
I wandered why I haven't seen many deer this year on my camera this may be part of the reason
Aaron Wagner
Marion, IN
10/2/2012
Here are a few photos that were taken approximately 50 yards from my front door. The first is a doe, defending her feeder from a group of racoons. From the looks of the coons, I think she means business. The last two are a couple of respectable bucks that I have roaming my farm. I enjoy running my trail cameras year round. Most of the deer on my farm would go unnoticed without the use on my Cuddebacks. I'm hooked, and will never own another camera. After viewing some of my pictures, several of my friends are now convinced that cuddeback is the way to go. Thanks cudeback.
Marion, IN
10/2/2012
Here are a few photos that were taken approximately 50 yards from my front door. The first is a doe, defending her feeder from a group of racoons. From the looks of the coons, I think she means business. The last two are a couple of respectable bucks that I have roaming my farm. I enjoy running my trail cameras year round. Most of the deer on my farm would go unnoticed without the use on my Cuddebacks. I'm hooked, and will never own another camera. After viewing some of my pictures, several of my friends are now convinced that cuddeback is the way to go. Thanks cudeback.
Aaron Wagner
Marion, IN
10/2/2012
These pictures were taken on my farm in Indiana. The pictures speak for themselves. The trigger speed is phenominal. This doe may be fast, but not faster than the 1/4 second trigger speed. I will never own another camera, other than a cuddeback. I have friends that have made the mistake of purchasing some of the off brand cameras. After seeing the pictures I take, they realize their mistake. Thanks cuddeback.
Marion, IN
10/2/2012
These pictures were taken on my farm in Indiana. The pictures speak for themselves. The trigger speed is phenominal. This doe may be fast, but not faster than the 1/4 second trigger speed. I will never own another camera, other than a cuddeback. I have friends that have made the mistake of purchasing some of the off brand cameras. After seeing the pictures I take, they realize their mistake. Thanks cuddeback.
Wesley Delks
Rossville, IN
10/2/2012
I placed a Wildgame Innovations trail camera and a Cuddeback on the same tree on a trail. On October 2nd at 2:34 two bucks moved past the camera. The cameras had very different results. Cuddeback makes scouting stress free.
Rossville, IN
10/2/2012
I placed a Wildgame Innovations trail camera and a Cuddeback on the same tree on a trail. On October 2nd at 2:34 two bucks moved past the camera. The cameras had very different results. Cuddeback makes scouting stress free.