Photo/Video Galleries
Shwn Kolaja
Seneca, PA
10/12/2011
Coyote sneaking past one of my stand locations. Wish I would have been there!
Seneca, PA
10/12/2011
Coyote sneaking past one of my stand locations. Wish I would have been there!
Doug May
Plainfield, IL
10/12/2011
I set up my expert camera near a small river and when I checked the video it appeared to have a crazy wind storm w/ leaves in it. Upon checking the picture what I actually had was a flock of birds flying pass my camera. I thought it was a pretty cool pic so I thought I would forward to you folks. Thanks again for a great camera. Doug May Plainfield IL
Plainfield, IL
10/12/2011
I set up my expert camera near a small river and when I checked the video it appeared to have a crazy wind storm w/ leaves in it. Upon checking the picture what I actually had was a flock of birds flying pass my camera. I thought it was a pretty cool pic so I thought I would forward to you folks. Thanks again for a great camera. Doug May Plainfield IL
Brian Krause
Marlette, MI
10/12/2011
This is a bobcat I capture on my cuddeback while scouting for elk in Cheboygan County in Michigan
Marlette, MI
10/12/2011
This is a bobcat I capture on my cuddeback while scouting for elk in Cheboygan County in Michigan
matt osak
housatonic, MA
10/12/2011
went to check cameras before bow season and found this. got to love it
housatonic, MA
10/12/2011
went to check cameras before bow season and found this. got to love it
Dustin Manko
Albright, WV
10/12/2011
This was the opening morning of West Virginia's 2011 archery season. I had been watching this buck for several months, and had numerous pictures of him. I've used cuddeback cameras for years, and have shot many whitetails at feed stations. This was the first year using the cuddeback attack IR, and the speed and quality is amazing. I had used, and still use the cuddeback no flash ,and have taken thousands of pictures. In all the years using trail cameras,I have never had a camera capture the impact of the arrow hitting the deer. The cuddeback Attack IR has amazing trigger speed, and this photo was unlike any other that I have ever taken or seen.
Albright, WV
10/12/2011
This was the opening morning of West Virginia's 2011 archery season. I had been watching this buck for several months, and had numerous pictures of him. I've used cuddeback cameras for years, and have shot many whitetails at feed stations. This was the first year using the cuddeback attack IR, and the speed and quality is amazing. I had used, and still use the cuddeback no flash ,and have taken thousands of pictures. In all the years using trail cameras,I have never had a camera capture the impact of the arrow hitting the deer. The cuddeback Attack IR has amazing trigger speed, and this photo was unlike any other that I have ever taken or seen.
Brian Krause
Marlette, MI
10/12/2011
This is a bull elk I got on my cuddeback while scouting for the Mich elk hunt.Cheboygan County Mi
Marlette, MI
10/12/2011
This is a bull elk I got on my cuddeback while scouting for the Mich elk hunt.Cheboygan County Mi
Atle Underdal Borlaug
Norway, AL
10/12/2011
Hey. I am from norway and this picture is from a match place in norway. On the picture is a norwegian deer. Wery satisfied with the noflash camera love it.
Norway, AL
10/12/2011
Hey. I am from norway and this picture is from a match place in norway. On the picture is a norwegian deer. Wery satisfied with the noflash camera love it.
jeff davy
cranbrook, BC
10/12/2011
This moose wandered in to my trail camera which was set up on an old landing used for logging 25 years ago.We have taken elk from this area before and was primarily set up to see what elk are in the area,got plenty of elk and one that knows there is a camera there,this bull showed up in the early morning having his morning breakfast but as i viewed this fine bull i didnt know whether this bull was going to finish rubbing his antlers on the tree that held my camera as the pine is only 5 inchs in diameter in size.But lucky for me he was just having dinner.There are two parts too this video.
cranbrook, BC
10/12/2011
This moose wandered in to my trail camera which was set up on an old landing used for logging 25 years ago.We have taken elk from this area before and was primarily set up to see what elk are in the area,got plenty of elk and one that knows there is a camera there,this bull showed up in the early morning having his morning breakfast but as i viewed this fine bull i didnt know whether this bull was going to finish rubbing his antlers on the tree that held my camera as the pine is only 5 inchs in diameter in size.But lucky for me he was just having dinner.There are two parts too this video.
Richard Gardner
Wasilla, AK
10/12/2011
Hey! You're not going to get anything to come in with your tree stand that close to the bait. I guess eagles hunt over bait as well.
Wasilla, AK
10/12/2011
Hey! You're not going to get anything to come in with your tree stand that close to the bait. I guess eagles hunt over bait as well.
Michael Persichini
Troy, MI
10/12/2011
Thank The attack for a fast trigger speed to catch these corn thieves!!!
Troy, MI
10/12/2011
Thank The attack for a fast trigger speed to catch these corn thieves!!!
