Photo/Video Galleries
chad helser
somerset, OH
1/28/2011
No question Cuddeback has the fastest trigger speed. This buck had just been shot at four times by two youth hunter's during the Ohio youth hunt when it ran in front of the Cuddeback and was captured in this photo! Thank you for quick trigger speed!
somerset, OH
1/28/2011
No question Cuddeback has the fastest trigger speed. This buck had just been shot at four times by two youth hunter's during the Ohio youth hunt when it ran in front of the Cuddeback and was captured in this photo! Thank you for quick trigger speed!
Jerry Matzner
Marshall, MN
1/28/2011
At Sportsmansreview.com we test many types of cameras. Cuddebacks take some of the best pictures and their trigger speed also ranks at the top as can be evidenced by this remarkable photo. We had this Cuddeback set up along the edge of a CRP field on a trail running along a river. This owl took to flight with a half eaten rooster pheasant and the Cuddeback caught it perfectly
Marshall, MN
1/28/2011
At Sportsmansreview.com we test many types of cameras. Cuddebacks take some of the best pictures and their trigger speed also ranks at the top as can be evidenced by this remarkable photo. We had this Cuddeback set up along the edge of a CRP field on a trail running along a river. This owl took to flight with a half eaten rooster pheasant and the Cuddeback caught it perfectly
Matt Dick
Warsaw, IN
1/28/2011
The photo was taken over a late season food plot. The antlerless deer in the picture is another buck that has shed his antlers previously. He came closer to the camera in the next frame and I was able to confimr that he was a buck.
Warsaw, IN
1/28/2011
The photo was taken over a late season food plot. The antlerless deer in the picture is another buck that has shed his antlers previously. He came closer to the camera in the next frame and I was able to confimr that he was a buck.
Tyler Russom
chaffee, MO
1/27/2011
Over the past few years I have gotten 1000's of great pics with my 2 cuddebacks and normally would not be so suprized by a deer picture. But to see a fawn with spots on January 24th is Southern Missouri seemed to be very unusual.
chaffee, MO
1/27/2011
Over the past few years I have gotten 1000's of great pics with my 2 cuddebacks and normally would not be so suprized by a deer picture. But to see a fawn with spots on January 24th is Southern Missouri seemed to be very unusual.
Tyler Messer
Burlington, IA
1/27/2011
Ten inches of fresh snow and still falling couldn't keep this buck from his nightly visit.
Burlington, IA
1/27/2011
Ten inches of fresh snow and still falling couldn't keep this buck from his nightly visit.
Robert H. Spalding
Evansville, IN
1/27/2011
Very large Bobcat, Jan16, 2011 at 11:16pm
Evansville, IN
1/27/2011
Very large Bobcat, Jan16, 2011 at 11:16pm
Donald Weaver
Nichols, NY
1/27/2011
This picture would not be possible without the Cuddeback
Nichols, NY
1/27/2011
This picture would not be possible without the Cuddeback
chuck terrill
hazel green, KY
1/27/2011
glade to see this buck made it through season
hazel green, KY
1/27/2011
glade to see this buck made it through season
leon Hank
Holt, MI
1/27/2011
Young spike breeding a doe in the second rut (early December in northern Michigan). The two deer are only feet away from the camera and you can see the excited expression on the buck's face.
Holt, MI
1/27/2011
Young spike breeding a doe in the second rut (early December in northern Michigan). The two deer are only feet away from the camera and you can see the excited expression on the buck's face.
kevin schlipp
isanti, MN
1/27/2011
just a neat photo,But it made me think of what I have said and heard before. If a turkey had a deer's nose and the deer had the turkey's eyes would we harvest any.
isanti, MN
1/27/2011
just a neat photo,But it made me think of what I have said and heard before. If a turkey had a deer's nose and the deer had the turkey's eyes would we harvest any.
