Photo/Video Galleries
Mark Harrison
Boone, NC
9/29/2011
I am very please with the Capture IR camera. The reaction time is extremely fast in capturing the moment as seen in my photo. This camera has caputred the essesnce of each and every moment, including something scaring one of deer. If it werent for this camera I would not know the times I need to be in an area without spooking the deer.
Boone, NC
9/29/2011
I am very please with the Capture IR camera. The reaction time is extremely fast in capturing the moment as seen in my photo. This camera has caputred the essesnce of each and every moment, including something scaring one of deer. If it werent for this camera I would not know the times I need to be in an area without spooking the deer.
Jay Shell
Batesville, AR
9/29/2011
This photo was taken at the spillway of our pond where deer come to drink. We hear coyotes around the farm periodically, but I did not suspect they posed any threat to the deer population. This coyote was clearly looking for venison for dinner, but I never found any indication that he got any. Interestingly, I got a picture of two nice bucks on the same camera only 15 minutes after this picture was taken.
Batesville, AR
9/29/2011
This photo was taken at the spillway of our pond where deer come to drink. We hear coyotes around the farm periodically, but I did not suspect they posed any threat to the deer population. This coyote was clearly looking for venison for dinner, but I never found any indication that he got any. Interestingly, I got a picture of two nice bucks on the same camera only 15 minutes after this picture was taken.
Steve Traxler
Monroe, LA
9/29/2011
Just a real interesting spooked spike.
Monroe, LA
9/29/2011
Just a real interesting spooked spike.
chip knight
wauchula, FL
9/29/2011
DAWN SURPRISE On September 11, 2011 the ground around my feeder was covered with about 8†of water following a period of almost daily rainfall. In the pre-dawn light we see a doe and a buck searching peacefully for a nice corn breakfast. Little did they know that another inhabitant of the Florida landscape was lying in wait, seeking a breakfast feast of a much meatier variety. In the next shot we see what must have been quite a surprise for the buck. Unfortunately for the approximate 10’ alligator, its attempt to snag the deer comes up short as they flee into the woods. This is a good example of why you keep young’uns and dogs away from the water’s edge in gator territory.
wauchula, FL
9/29/2011
DAWN SURPRISE On September 11, 2011 the ground around my feeder was covered with about 8†of water following a period of almost daily rainfall. In the pre-dawn light we see a doe and a buck searching peacefully for a nice corn breakfast. Little did they know that another inhabitant of the Florida landscape was lying in wait, seeking a breakfast feast of a much meatier variety. In the next shot we see what must have been quite a surprise for the buck. Unfortunately for the approximate 10’ alligator, its attempt to snag the deer comes up short as they flee into the woods. This is a good example of why you keep young’uns and dogs away from the water’s edge in gator territory.
Alex Niederklein
NE, NE
9/29/2011
Couldn't have got this great picture without the help of my Cuddeback, thanks for a great product.
NE, NE
9/29/2011
Couldn't have got this great picture without the help of my Cuddeback, thanks for a great product.
John Lee
Oelwein, IA
9/28/2011
This photo was taken by a summer mineral station that was designed for deer. This new pack of pups must of had a den near by and been out investigating for the day. These dogs are in the awkward stage and they don't really look like coyotes yet. It was neat to see the pack traveling together.
Oelwein, IA
9/28/2011
This photo was taken by a summer mineral station that was designed for deer. This new pack of pups must of had a den near by and been out investigating for the day. These dogs are in the awkward stage and they don't really look like coyotes yet. It was neat to see the pack traveling together.
Jesse Werner
Iowa City, IA
9/28/2011
Nn a cool foggy night near the creek bottom on our Southern Iowa Farm.
Iowa City, IA
9/28/2011
Nn a cool foggy night near the creek bottom on our Southern Iowa Farm.
John Braddy
Waycross, GA
9/28/2011
living within a refuge gives a chance to capture crystal clear image`s of wildlife right in your back yard, You have to be careful not attract the wrong type of wildlife.
Waycross, GA
9/28/2011
living within a refuge gives a chance to capture crystal clear image`s of wildlife right in your back yard, You have to be careful not attract the wrong type of wildlife.
George Campbell
Anderson, SC
9/28/2011
My Attack IR is mounted inside a Cuddeback Metal Theft Prevent Box. For those not famaliar with Blue Birds, it is common for people in the South to set out Blue Bird Box's which ironically are shaped about the size of the Cuddebox protective box. Approximate size and with approximate hole size they like to enter into.
Anderson, SC
9/28/2011
My Attack IR is mounted inside a Cuddeback Metal Theft Prevent Box. For those not famaliar with Blue Birds, it is common for people in the South to set out Blue Bird Box's which ironically are shaped about the size of the Cuddebox protective box. Approximate size and with approximate hole size they like to enter into.
Monty Peterson
St. George, KS
9/28/2011
It was unseasonally cool last saturday evening, as I glassed my favorite food plot from about 200 yards west of this picture. Had a few smaller bucks, and two pretty fair ones eating, sparring, and just frolicking around enjoying the cool weather. About 7:20 this big boy walked out, and seemed to command the respect of all the deer present. Wherever he walked the deer parted in front of him, not wanting to confront or irritate this guy! I waited watching, hoping he would head toward the big cedar tree holding my trusty Cuddeback Capture. Finally he meandered that way, then walked right up to it as if he were there to pose for this photo. I saw the flash light up from my vantage point and knew I had him on film, hoping the picture would show him in all his grandure! I use two Cuddeback Captures' for all my trail cam scouting, and could not be happier with the pics I get. I've tried cheaper ones, and have a more expensive camera in my closet at home, but the Capture is all I use.
St. George, KS
9/28/2011
It was unseasonally cool last saturday evening, as I glassed my favorite food plot from about 200 yards west of this picture. Had a few smaller bucks, and two pretty fair ones eating, sparring, and just frolicking around enjoying the cool weather. About 7:20 this big boy walked out, and seemed to command the respect of all the deer present. Wherever he walked the deer parted in front of him, not wanting to confront or irritate this guy! I waited watching, hoping he would head toward the big cedar tree holding my trusty Cuddeback Capture. Finally he meandered that way, then walked right up to it as if he were there to pose for this photo. I saw the flash light up from my vantage point and knew I had him on film, hoping the picture would show him in all his grandure! I use two Cuddeback Captures' for all my trail cam scouting, and could not be happier with the pics I get. I've tried cheaper ones, and have a more expensive camera in my closet at home, but the Capture is all I use.
