Photo/Video Galleries
Doug Nagel
Kalamazoo, MI
10/27/2011
I was putting deer road kill out in the open fields as coyote bait, and to my surprise, I had seven bald eagles feeding on these carcuses all winter. Two mature adults and five young eagles were among the dining party. I put out a second cuddeback camera to capture more angles of these magnificent birds. God Bless America!
Kalamazoo, MI
10/27/2011
I was putting deer road kill out in the open fields as coyote bait, and to my surprise, I had seven bald eagles feeding on these carcuses all winter. Two mature adults and five young eagles were among the dining party. I put out a second cuddeback camera to capture more angles of these magnificent birds. God Bless America!
Thad Jones
Oskaloosa, IA
10/27/2011
These were the first pictures I had received for the year as I was a little late getting my camera out. I usually place my camera over apple piles early in the fall to get an idea of what is in the area. I then move it over a well worked scrape later in the fall. These bucks were both on the first card that I checked. The smaller racked buck looks to be a very old deer. He is knock-kneed in every picture that I have of him. I have over 30 pictures of the larger racked buck in just 3 weeks. I have a stand overlooking two fresh scrapes less than 100 yards from where these pictures were taken. The last pic is from last year. This is a buck that I hunted hard for, but never saw during shooting hours. I am hoping he is still around this year. Work and coaching have kept me out of the woods so far this year, but I am looking forward to that first trip out this weekend.
Oskaloosa, IA
10/27/2011
These were the first pictures I had received for the year as I was a little late getting my camera out. I usually place my camera over apple piles early in the fall to get an idea of what is in the area. I then move it over a well worked scrape later in the fall. These bucks were both on the first card that I checked. The smaller racked buck looks to be a very old deer. He is knock-kneed in every picture that I have of him. I have over 30 pictures of the larger racked buck in just 3 weeks. I have a stand overlooking two fresh scrapes less than 100 yards from where these pictures were taken. The last pic is from last year. This is a buck that I hunted hard for, but never saw during shooting hours. I am hoping he is still around this year. Work and coaching have kept me out of the woods so far this year, but I am looking forward to that first trip out this weekend.
Levi Fettig
Bismarck, ND
10/26/2011
A bobcat on my Cuddeback trail cam, which is awesome. Right by my tree stand.
Bismarck, ND
10/26/2011
A bobcat on my Cuddeback trail cam, which is awesome. Right by my tree stand.
Christopher Jacobson
Fergus Falls, MN
10/26/2011
While set up to capture deer movement at a new spot I was trying out, my Cuddeback took a picture of these birds. I just really liked the photo as it shows just how fast the trigger speed is on my Cuddeback. Also, the photo is just plain fun and a little bit creepy!
Fergus Falls, MN
10/26/2011
While set up to capture deer movement at a new spot I was trying out, my Cuddeback took a picture of these birds. I just really liked the photo as it shows just how fast the trigger speed is on my Cuddeback. Also, the photo is just plain fun and a little bit creepy!
Shane Phillips
Pontotoc, MS
10/26/2011
Without my Cuddeback Expert I would have never known this deer existed. After keeping track of him and waiting for the wind to be in my favor, I saw this deer the vey first evening of the hunt. He walked right to me and stopped within 8 yds. broad sided for at least 2 minutes. One small limb prohibited me from making the shot, but thats hunting. I'm just thankful that I was able to not only to take this bucks picture, but with the help of my Expert and careful planning I was able to physically see him. Who knows the next time I send you a picture, I may be in it with him.
Pontotoc, MS
10/26/2011
Without my Cuddeback Expert I would have never known this deer existed. After keeping track of him and waiting for the wind to be in my favor, I saw this deer the vey first evening of the hunt. He walked right to me and stopped within 8 yds. broad sided for at least 2 minutes. One small limb prohibited me from making the shot, but thats hunting. I'm just thankful that I was able to not only to take this bucks picture, but with the help of my Expert and careful planning I was able to physically see him. Who knows the next time I send you a picture, I may be in it with him.
Trace Brannon
Westville, FL
10/26/2011
got this buck on cam as a eight last year now a monster florida 12!!the last pic is him last year
Westville, FL
10/26/2011
got this buck on cam as a eight last year now a monster florida 12!!the last pic is him last year
David Miller
Mena, AR
10/26/2011
What more can be said. I use the best- Cuddeback.
Mena, AR
10/26/2011
What more can be said. I use the best- Cuddeback.
Reed Feller
blunt, SD
10/26/2011
I am in South Dakota and we almost never see bobcats in our area mostly coyotes but to catch a bobcat on my Cuddeback I was astonished I am glad I bought the Cuddeback
blunt, SD
10/26/2011
I am in South Dakota and we almost never see bobcats in our area mostly coyotes but to catch a bobcat on my Cuddeback I was astonished I am glad I bought the Cuddeback
Chad St.Pierre
Westfield, MA
10/26/2011
Just purchased this camera and put it in one of my favorite hunting spots where there has alsways been a lot of activity. Within the first day I captured this amazing animal making his first scrape of the year!
Westfield, MA
10/26/2011
Just purchased this camera and put it in one of my favorite hunting spots where there has alsways been a lot of activity. Within the first day I captured this amazing animal making his first scrape of the year!
Frank Lamb
Akeley, MN
10/26/2011
This nice 10 pointer had been hitting my mineral block. As you can see he's ready for another tasty lick. Frank L.
Akeley, MN
10/26/2011
This nice 10 pointer had been hitting my mineral block. As you can see he's ready for another tasty lick. Frank L.
