Photo/Video Galleries
Jesse Werner
Centennial, CO
2/4/2011
This is a picture of a bird that I thought was a great picture due to trigger speed. The bird is not only flying across rather than away or toward, but is also very close. Being that close at full speed the trigger speed has to very fast. Cuddeback is the only way to go.
Centennial, CO
2/4/2011
This is a picture of a bird that I thought was a great picture due to trigger speed. The bird is not only flying across rather than away or toward, but is also very close. Being that close at full speed the trigger speed has to very fast. Cuddeback is the only way to go.
Michael Piserchia
Keene, NY
2/4/2011
Keene, NY
2/4/2011
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
2/3/2011
Brillion, WI
2/3/2011
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
2/3/2011
Brillion, WI
2/3/2011
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
2/3/2011
Brillion, WI
2/3/2011
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
2/3/2011
Brillion, WI
2/3/2011
Trapper Cave
Weeping Water, NE
2/3/2011
GOOD DOGS!
Weeping Water, NE
2/3/2011
GOOD DOGS!
Trapper Cave
Weeping Water, NE
2/3/2011
BAD DOGS
Weeping Water, NE
2/3/2011
BAD DOGS
Bethany Godemann
Lincoln, NE
2/3/2011
In the hunting season of 2010 I was a first time bow hunter. I had only been out just a few times with no luck. On the night this trail photo was taken I was sitting in one of my brother's treestands while he was sitting in another just a couple hundred yards away. I called him at dark to tell him to hurry cause I had just shot a big 4x4 and he only thought I was kidding since I was so new to bow hunting. When he arrived I explained that I shot the deer right underneath my treestand but was not sure but thought I had hit it a little too far back. Then quickly realized that as the deer ran away my brother's cuddeback capture had flashed! He immediately took the card out, ran it back to the cabin to find this picture. Thanks to the capture we were able to find my deer the following morning knowing not to push him that night. Thanks Cuddeback
Lincoln, NE
2/3/2011
In the hunting season of 2010 I was a first time bow hunter. I had only been out just a few times with no luck. On the night this trail photo was taken I was sitting in one of my brother's treestands while he was sitting in another just a couple hundred yards away. I called him at dark to tell him to hurry cause I had just shot a big 4x4 and he only thought I was kidding since I was so new to bow hunting. When he arrived I explained that I shot the deer right underneath my treestand but was not sure but thought I had hit it a little too far back. Then quickly realized that as the deer ran away my brother's cuddeback capture had flashed! He immediately took the card out, ran it back to the cabin to find this picture. Thanks to the capture we were able to find my deer the following morning knowing not to push him that night. Thanks Cuddeback
Ronald S. Worden
Shinglehouse, PA
2/3/2011
I set my trail camera beside the corn field to try to get pictures of deer. This bobcat strolled by and I got this nice photo. (by retired farmer, age 88 yrs)
Shinglehouse, PA
2/3/2011
I set my trail camera beside the corn field to try to get pictures of deer. This bobcat strolled by and I got this nice photo. (by retired farmer, age 88 yrs)
