Photo/Video Galleries
STEVE DELIA
DERIDDER, LA
12/14/2011
This photo of a buck breeding a doe. The attck camera is great and the camera has been there all year and taken hundreds of photos with the same batteries. I love that camera.
DERIDDER, LA
12/14/2011
This photo of a buck breeding a doe. The attck camera is great and the camera has been there all year and taken hundreds of photos with the same batteries. I love that camera.
Brad Jobe
Royse City, TX
12/14/2011
Two big Bobcats walking in front of my stand
Royse City, TX
12/14/2011
Two big Bobcats walking in front of my stand
Zachary Rootring
Olsburg, KS
12/14/2011
Me and my dad have been watching this deer for three years now and this year he has turned out to be a stud. We went to ohio that week on vacation and when we returned to kansas and checked cameras there he was we were so dissapointed but glad he was still hangin out there. Jopefully we can get it done late season here in Kansas.
Olsburg, KS
12/14/2011
Me and my dad have been watching this deer for three years now and this year he has turned out to be a stud. We went to ohio that week on vacation and when we returned to kansas and checked cameras there he was we were so dissapointed but glad he was still hangin out there. Jopefully we can get it done late season here in Kansas.
Michael Bagwell
Marietta, GA
12/13/2011
1) One of my Cuddeback cameras was set up in front of a deer feeder with corn. Hogs had been coming in about every night and this particular evening was the full moon and the moon was rising in the early evening. The moon was a backlight for the shot and as three hogs were running in for the corn a hawk swooped down in front of them. The quick trigger speed of the Cuddeback is the only way this picture could have occurred. It's pretty cool.
Marietta, GA
12/13/2011
1) One of my Cuddeback cameras was set up in front of a deer feeder with corn. Hogs had been coming in about every night and this particular evening was the full moon and the moon was rising in the early evening. The moon was a backlight for the shot and as three hogs were running in for the corn a hawk swooped down in front of them. The quick trigger speed of the Cuddeback is the only way this picture could have occurred. It's pretty cool.
Paul Gunness
Menomonie, WI
12/13/2011
It seems that the wolf population is definately increasing and their presence is ever increasing across the entire state. This is the second different wolf I have captured on my camera in the last two years. Gunner
Menomonie, WI
12/13/2011
It seems that the wolf population is definately increasing and their presence is ever increasing across the entire state. This is the second different wolf I have captured on my camera in the last two years. Gunner
Paul Gunness
Menomonie, WI
12/13/2011
Several times during the use of my cuddeback camera I have had deer just stop and almost pose in front of the camera as if they identify it as something odd. This camera is housed in a bear box that is camoflaged for concealment. Strike a Pose almost should be the caption for these pictures. Thanks for the memories. Gunner
Menomonie, WI
12/13/2011
Several times during the use of my cuddeback camera I have had deer just stop and almost pose in front of the camera as if they identify it as something odd. This camera is housed in a bear box that is camoflaged for concealment. Strike a Pose almost should be the caption for these pictures. Thanks for the memories. Gunner
Ryan Ivy
Glenwood Springs,, CO
12/13/2011
Taken from my back patio at my house in Glenwood Springs Colorado. The camera was set on one of my porch post's. The camera was set on the 30 second mode and caught this mule deer buck in action. Not sure how long he was standing over this doe but the camera definetly caught him with his hand in the cookie jar. I had a few other bucks on camera but had never seen this one before. I have looked over a lot of your pictures and most of them are of whitetails. I believe that this is a one of a kind picture of a mule deer in his natural state. It just happend to be 4 feet off the back of my porch. Enjoy Ryan Ivy
Glenwood Springs,, CO
12/13/2011
Taken from my back patio at my house in Glenwood Springs Colorado. The camera was set on one of my porch post's. The camera was set on the 30 second mode and caught this mule deer buck in action. Not sure how long he was standing over this doe but the camera definetly caught him with his hand in the cookie jar. I had a few other bucks on camera but had never seen this one before. I have looked over a lot of your pictures and most of them are of whitetails. I believe that this is a one of a kind picture of a mule deer in his natural state. It just happend to be 4 feet off the back of my porch. Enjoy Ryan Ivy
Greg Kuhl
Nashville, IL
12/13/2011
Found out about this deer last year and had to get my own pics this year. Got Him!
Nashville, IL
12/13/2011
Found out about this deer last year and had to get my own pics this year. Got Him!
Trevor Smith
Huntingdon, TN
12/13/2011
I got several pics of this bobcat in the same area. In this one he is chasing a squirrel up a tree. I ended up takeing him the opening day of Tennessee bobcat season.
Huntingdon, TN
12/13/2011
I got several pics of this bobcat in the same area. In this one he is chasing a squirrel up a tree. I ended up takeing him the opening day of Tennessee bobcat season.
tony vezza
williamstown, NJ
12/13/2011
trying to get him for years my cuddebacks keep geting him
williamstown, NJ
12/13/2011
trying to get him for years my cuddebacks keep geting him
