Photo/Video Galleries
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
3/17/2011
Brillion, WI
3/17/2011
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
3/17/2011
Brillion, WI
3/17/2011
Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
3/17/2011
Coyote at Marinette County, WI.
Green Bay, WI
3/17/2011
Coyote at Marinette County, WI.
Gary Kraszewski
Green Bay, WI
3/17/2011
Skunk at Marinette County, WI.
Green Bay, WI
3/17/2011
Skunk at Marinette County, WI.
Brian Strutz
Reedsburg, WI
3/17/2011
The first pic we got of this buck we were looking at cards on computer and he just jumped off the screen at us, biggest buck i have ever had picture of. Had @ 15 pictures last fall and a hunter 3 miles away shot him opening day of rifle season. No matter how big they are they still travel a long way during the rut!
Reedsburg, WI
3/17/2011
The first pic we got of this buck we were looking at cards on computer and he just jumped off the screen at us, biggest buck i have ever had picture of. Had @ 15 pictures last fall and a hunter 3 miles away shot him opening day of rifle season. No matter how big they are they still travel a long way during the rut!
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
3/16/2011
Brillion, WI
3/16/2011
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
3/16/2011
Brillion, WI
3/16/2011
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
3/16/2011
Brillion, WI
3/16/2011
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
3/16/2011
Brillion, WI
3/16/2011
James Strauss
Barnesville, OH
3/16/2011
I have a Moultree Trail camera. It was not taking very good pictures. When I look at the quality of my brother-in-law's cuddeback. I was amazed at the quality of the picture when the buck was chasing a doe in the rut. We had a buck on the moultree and was could not get very good pictures becaus the camera was to slow taking the picture. We could not tell if he was big or small. I need a cuddeback because they have high quality and can take good pictures when deer are on the run or move. These pictures are from my moultree and you can tell that the moultree does not take very good pictures when deer are putting there heads down to eat.
Barnesville, OH
3/16/2011
I have a Moultree Trail camera. It was not taking very good pictures. When I look at the quality of my brother-in-law's cuddeback. I was amazed at the quality of the picture when the buck was chasing a doe in the rut. We had a buck on the moultree and was could not get very good pictures becaus the camera was to slow taking the picture. We could not tell if he was big or small. I need a cuddeback because they have high quality and can take good pictures when deer are on the run or move. These pictures are from my moultree and you can tell that the moultree does not take very good pictures when deer are putting there heads down to eat.
