Photo/Video Galleries
Dennis Hodges
piedmont, SC
11/1/2011
We have had mutiple white deer through the years on our property. When I caught a glimpse of one I put the Attack in the area to try and get a picture. This is what I got.
piedmont, SC
11/1/2011
We have had mutiple white deer through the years on our property. When I caught a glimpse of one I put the Attack in the area to try and get a picture. This is what I got.
Blake Konichek
monona, IA
11/1/2011
Put my camera on a scrape and got this buck i got a picture of him before without a cuddeback but the picture was so blurry i couldn't tell his g2 grew straight out not up
monona, IA
11/1/2011
Put my camera on a scrape and got this buck i got a picture of him before without a cuddeback but the picture was so blurry i couldn't tell his g2 grew straight out not up
Corey Disterhaft
Berlin, WI
11/1/2011
looks like i will be tuning up my coyote calls for this winter. once again, beautiful pictures from my cuddeback.
Berlin, WI
11/1/2011
looks like i will be tuning up my coyote calls for this winter. once again, beautiful pictures from my cuddeback.
Evan Schultz
Osakis, MN
11/1/2011
Bobcat
Osakis, MN
11/1/2011
Bobcat
Larry Allen
Tidioute, PA
11/1/2011
While checking my Capture for the latest deer pics, suprised to find these four guys/gals. Mama appears to be keeping close tabs on her young.
Tidioute, PA
11/1/2011
While checking my Capture for the latest deer pics, suprised to find these four guys/gals. Mama appears to be keeping close tabs on her young.
Drex Rhoades
Moscow, ID
11/1/2011
We run a haunted barn and trail to raise money for the Latah Co. chapter of Relay for Life. We borrowed a Cuddeback attack to place inside the barn and outside the trail. I think I discovered a whole new market for Cuddeback Digital Cameras!
Moscow, ID
11/1/2011
We run a haunted barn and trail to raise money for the Latah Co. chapter of Relay for Life. We borrowed a Cuddeback attack to place inside the barn and outside the trail. I think I discovered a whole new market for Cuddeback Digital Cameras!
Lance Butson
Darlington, WI
10/31/2011
This video was taken from my cuddeback no flash right before i was able to harvest this buck.
Darlington, WI
10/31/2011
This video was taken from my cuddeback no flash right before i was able to harvest this buck.
Kaleb Mccarville
Murphysboro, IL
10/31/2011
I got this buck on a scrape i have one of his sheds from last year but we have sheds of 2 bigger bucks in this same spot cant imagine what they look like
Murphysboro, IL
10/31/2011
I got this buck on a scrape i have one of his sheds from last year but we have sheds of 2 bigger bucks in this same spot cant imagine what they look like
Bradley Z
Malone, WI
10/31/2011
First he got shot by my cuddeback then on October 29th by me.
Malone, WI
10/31/2011
First he got shot by my cuddeback then on October 29th by me.
Rogr Gardner
Ethel, LA
10/31/2011
Opening evening of the archery season in Louisiana this doe came out early. I never thought about the camera being there because my heart was beating out of my chest, always does with the first deer of the season no matter what it is. I waited patiently for the doe to present the shot I was looking for and made the shot with the deer broadside at about 12 yards. It wasn't until 2 days later that I pulled the card out of the camera and was surprised and amazed at what I saw. The first picture is the doe still alive with me needing her to take just one more step to be broadside. The second picture is the doe in mid air doing the kick after she has been shot. You can see the arrow stuck in the ground after a perfect pass through. Looking close at the deer you can see the red spot in her side from the rage broadhead. Cuddyback speed is amazing !!!!
Ethel, LA
10/31/2011
Opening evening of the archery season in Louisiana this doe came out early. I never thought about the camera being there because my heart was beating out of my chest, always does with the first deer of the season no matter what it is. I waited patiently for the doe to present the shot I was looking for and made the shot with the deer broadside at about 12 yards. It wasn't until 2 days later that I pulled the card out of the camera and was surprised and amazed at what I saw. The first picture is the doe still alive with me needing her to take just one more step to be broadside. The second picture is the doe in mid air doing the kick after she has been shot. You can see the arrow stuck in the ground after a perfect pass through. Looking close at the deer you can see the red spot in her side from the rage broadhead. Cuddyback speed is amazing !!!!
