Photo/Video Galleries
Eddie Boyczuk
Orchard Park, NY
7/19/2011
The first picture is a picture taken by my stealth cam where the trigger speed is definitely lacking as you only see the deer's hind leg as it walks into the brush. The camera had plenty of time to see the deer walk up the trail, but ultimately took the picture too late as I would say goes for 75% of my pictures taken with the stealth cam. The last two pictures were taken with my cuddeback years ago, but unfortunately there was a hardware malfunction of some sorts where I ended up trying a stealth cam. You can clearly see a difference in picture quality between the cameras where the cuddeback blows the stealth cam out of the water. As well, both subjects in the two cuddeback photos with the rest of my cuddeback pictures have the subjects in the center. I would love to add the cuddeback, back into my arsenal...I regret the stealth cam even though it is a great product, but as you can see firsthand, cuddeback is better.
Orchard Park, NY
7/19/2011
The first picture is a picture taken by my stealth cam where the trigger speed is definitely lacking as you only see the deer's hind leg as it walks into the brush. The camera had plenty of time to see the deer walk up the trail, but ultimately took the picture too late as I would say goes for 75% of my pictures taken with the stealth cam. The last two pictures were taken with my cuddeback years ago, but unfortunately there was a hardware malfunction of some sorts where I ended up trying a stealth cam. You can clearly see a difference in picture quality between the cameras where the cuddeback blows the stealth cam out of the water. As well, both subjects in the two cuddeback photos with the rest of my cuddeback pictures have the subjects in the center. I would love to add the cuddeback, back into my arsenal...I regret the stealth cam even though it is a great product, but as you can see firsthand, cuddeback is better.
Eddie Boyczuk
Orchard Park, NY
7/19/2011
The first picture is a picture taken by my stealth cam where the trigger speed is definitely lacking as you only see the deer's hind leg as it walks into the brush. The camera had plenty of time to see the deer walk up the trail, but ultimately took the picture too late as I would say goes for 75% of my pictures taken with the stealth cam. The last two pictures were taken with my cuddeback years ago, but unfortunatley there was a hardware malfunction of some sorts where I ended up trying a stealth cam. You can clearly see a difference in picture quality between the cameras where the cuddeback blows the stealth cam out of the water. As well, both subjects in the two cuddeback photos with the rest of my cuddeback pictures have the subjets in the center. I would love to add the cuddeback, back into my arsenal...I regret the steath cam even though it is a great prodcut, but as you can see first hand, cuddeback is better.
Orchard Park, NY
7/19/2011
The first picture is a picture taken by my stealth cam where the trigger speed is definitely lacking as you only see the deer's hind leg as it walks into the brush. The camera had plenty of time to see the deer walk up the trail, but ultimately took the picture too late as I would say goes for 75% of my pictures taken with the stealth cam. The last two pictures were taken with my cuddeback years ago, but unfortunatley there was a hardware malfunction of some sorts where I ended up trying a stealth cam. You can clearly see a difference in picture quality between the cameras where the cuddeback blows the stealth cam out of the water. As well, both subjects in the two cuddeback photos with the rest of my cuddeback pictures have the subjets in the center. I would love to add the cuddeback, back into my arsenal...I regret the steath cam even though it is a great prodcut, but as you can see first hand, cuddeback is better.
MIKE KELLY
MARKHAM, VA
7/19/2011
Deer on the move hitting the mineral and growing the bone.
MARKHAM, VA
7/19/2011
Deer on the move hitting the mineral and growing the bone.
Mike Buggica
Pocahontas, AR
7/19/2011
These were taken with the Capture IR, Hope to be sending pics from my other Attack IR I just set up. These bucks are not the biggest in the country but they are what we love to chase. As you can see in the back ground, they are not far from the stand. The count down has started.
Pocahontas, AR
7/19/2011
These were taken with the Capture IR, Hope to be sending pics from my other Attack IR I just set up. These bucks are not the biggest in the country but they are what we love to chase. As you can see in the back ground, they are not far from the stand. The count down has started.
Dan Hewitt
springport, MI
7/19/2011
Stay out of my food - Cuddeback's are the best
springport, MI
7/19/2011
Stay out of my food - Cuddeback's are the best
Dan Hewitt
springport, MI
7/19/2011
Looking for old mossy horns and found why the rabbit population is down, this is a huge fox with about a 6 lb rabbit in his mouth.
springport, MI
7/19/2011
Looking for old mossy horns and found why the rabbit population is down, this is a huge fox with about a 6 lb rabbit in his mouth.
Kathy Dry
Clarkesville, GA
7/19/2011
Had just filled up container with corn for the deer but a hungry bear came by instead. This is the fourth Cudde-back I'e had and am waiting the arrival of the new Attack that I ordered.
Clarkesville, GA
7/19/2011
Had just filled up container with corn for the deer but a hungry bear came by instead. This is the fourth Cudde-back I'e had and am waiting the arrival of the new Attack that I ordered.
Steven Catoe
Fort Mill, SC
7/19/2011
After spending last season hunting this 5 ac tract without seeing any bucks, I became dicouraged. I saw lots of does, rubs and scrapes, but nothing with antlers. After the season ended I was ready to start looking for somewhere else to hunt, and a friend suggested I set up his No Flash. So far I've had the camera set up for 20 days and have captured over 450 images, with none being blank. Needless to say, but I will be returning to this stand come opening day with hopes of harvesting my first bow kill. Thanks Cuddeback.
Fort Mill, SC
7/19/2011
After spending last season hunting this 5 ac tract without seeing any bucks, I became dicouraged. I saw lots of does, rubs and scrapes, but nothing with antlers. After the season ended I was ready to start looking for somewhere else to hunt, and a friend suggested I set up his No Flash. So far I've had the camera set up for 20 days and have captured over 450 images, with none being blank. Needless to say, but I will be returning to this stand come opening day with hopes of harvesting my first bow kill. Thanks Cuddeback.
Steven Catoe
Fort Mill, SC
7/19/2011
After spending last season hunting this 5 ac tract without seeing any bucks, I became dicouraged. I saw lots of does, rubs and scrapes, but nothing with antlers. After the season ended I was ready to start looking for somewhere else to hunt, and a friend suggested I set up his No Flash. So far I've had the camera set up for 20 days and have captured over 450 images, with none being blank. Needless to say, but I will be returning to this stand come opening day with hopes of harvesting my first bow kill. Thanks Cuddeback.
Fort Mill, SC
7/19/2011
After spending last season hunting this 5 ac tract without seeing any bucks, I became dicouraged. I saw lots of does, rubs and scrapes, but nothing with antlers. After the season ended I was ready to start looking for somewhere else to hunt, and a friend suggested I set up his No Flash. So far I've had the camera set up for 20 days and have captured over 450 images, with none being blank. Needless to say, but I will be returning to this stand come opening day with hopes of harvesting my first bow kill. Thanks Cuddeback.
Nick Stafford
Blck Mountain, NC
7/19/2011
North Carolina grey foxes. In the middle of winter with full coats
Blck Mountain, NC
7/19/2011
North Carolina grey foxes. In the middle of winter with full coats
