Photo/Video Galleries
Wade Van Zee
Clinton, IL
1/24/2011
This picture caught me off guard when checking my camera card one day. Was not expecting to get 2 pictures of a great horned owl. Apparently there was a mouse eating on the corn but ended up getting away.
Clinton, IL
1/24/2011
This picture caught me off guard when checking my camera card one day. Was not expecting to get 2 pictures of a great horned owl. Apparently there was a mouse eating on the corn but ended up getting away.
Mike Rice
Palm Bay, FL
1/24/2011
This Deer kept scratching a doe with that big old cow horn sticking up in the air
Palm Bay, FL
1/24/2011
This Deer kept scratching a doe with that big old cow horn sticking up in the air
andy walker
Alexandria, MO
1/24/2011
Alexandria, MO
1/24/2011
Kevin Long
Arkansas city, KS
1/24/2011
Coyote not sure if he wants to share a meal with the skunk, big coyote
Arkansas city, KS
1/24/2011
Coyote not sure if he wants to share a meal with the skunk, big coyote
Jalen King
LaGrange, IN
1/24/2011
Now that deer season is over its time to start hunting coyotes. This specific coyote has become a regular on my Cuddeback. Hopefully these helpful Cuddeback pictures will lead to the harvest of this beautiful Indiana coyote.
LaGrange, IN
1/24/2011
Now that deer season is over its time to start hunting coyotes. This specific coyote has become a regular on my Cuddeback. Hopefully these helpful Cuddeback pictures will lead to the harvest of this beautiful Indiana coyote.
Glen Tooke
Piedmont, MO
1/24/2011
This 10 pointer walked past my camera approximately 7 days before he made his last walk past my camera. I harvested this animal from the same tree that the Cuddeback was mounted on. Cuddeback is the best, hands down. How else could I spend 24/7 scouting. My buddies are always asking how I can get such clear, centered pictures! Cuddeback of course! Never had a pix of a front half or back half, always right in the middle. Also check out this coon and fox standoff picture as well. That coon looks like the tazmanian devil to me.
Piedmont, MO
1/24/2011
This 10 pointer walked past my camera approximately 7 days before he made his last walk past my camera. I harvested this animal from the same tree that the Cuddeback was mounted on. Cuddeback is the best, hands down. How else could I spend 24/7 scouting. My buddies are always asking how I can get such clear, centered pictures! Cuddeback of course! Never had a pix of a front half or back half, always right in the middle. Also check out this coon and fox standoff picture as well. That coon looks like the tazmanian devil to me.
Bill Anderson
Tracy's Landing, MD
1/24/2011
A late season score on a doe! Just thought it was a cool picture, what the chance of catching a photo like that!
Tracy's Landing, MD
1/24/2011
A late season score on a doe! Just thought it was a cool picture, what the chance of catching a photo like that!
Len Grimsley
Tuscaloosa, AL
1/24/2011
These are pictures that I am quite sure you can't post,but it was so unusal to get something like this. I just wanted to share it with you. The date was this year forgot to set it.
Tuscaloosa, AL
1/24/2011
These are pictures that I am quite sure you can't post,but it was so unusal to get something like this. I just wanted to share it with you. The date was this year forgot to set it.
Morgan Stevens
Pelahatchie, MS
1/24/2011
Pelahatchie, MS
1/24/2011
Randy Wittman
Edgewood, IA
1/24/2011
As it gets closer to mating season for coyote I am beginning to see more coyotes on my Cuddeback. It is a great monitoring device for people that enjoy calling coyotes. In the picture I sent, two coyote are playing tug-a-war with some bale twine.
Edgewood, IA
1/24/2011
As it gets closer to mating season for coyote I am beginning to see more coyotes on my Cuddeback. It is a great monitoring device for people that enjoy calling coyotes. In the picture I sent, two coyote are playing tug-a-war with some bale twine.
