Photo/Video Galleries
cole flanagan
ardmore, OK
1/17/2011
I put this camera up on a property that me and my dad have been hunting for four years now and we have taken many good trophies off it, but this one is by far the most unique deer ever captured and harvested from the area. I put the cam over a heavily traveled trail at a pinch point from bedding to food. We hunted him several times with no luck then finally on dec. 3rd during gun season here in oklahoma my dad was sitting there when this buck stepped out and gave him a forty yard shot with his 30-06. When he called me and told me he was excited as I had ever heard him after killing a deer. We now have him at the taxidermist, and after caping the skull it looks like he may have been shot between the eyes, because the skull plate had a whole in it. It had completely grown back as you see in the picture and was solid as a rock to the touch. He is no doubt a trophy of a lifetime in my book, and will for sure be a awesome looking mount!
ardmore, OK
1/17/2011
I put this camera up on a property that me and my dad have been hunting for four years now and we have taken many good trophies off it, but this one is by far the most unique deer ever captured and harvested from the area. I put the cam over a heavily traveled trail at a pinch point from bedding to food. We hunted him several times with no luck then finally on dec. 3rd during gun season here in oklahoma my dad was sitting there when this buck stepped out and gave him a forty yard shot with his 30-06. When he called me and told me he was excited as I had ever heard him after killing a deer. We now have him at the taxidermist, and after caping the skull it looks like he may have been shot between the eyes, because the skull plate had a whole in it. It had completely grown back as you see in the picture and was solid as a rock to the touch. He is no doubt a trophy of a lifetime in my book, and will for sure be a awesome looking mount!
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
1/17/2011
Brillion, WI
1/17/2011
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
1/17/2011
Brillion, WI
1/17/2011
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
1/17/2011
Brillion, WI
1/17/2011
Roy Flores Jr
Sullivan City, TX
1/17/2011
First two pictures of a big boar that came in towards our feeder and his family. Last pic shows the cuddeback quality at night, look at that doe looking at something walking around!
Sullivan City, TX
1/17/2011
First two pictures of a big boar that came in towards our feeder and his family. Last pic shows the cuddeback quality at night, look at that doe looking at something walking around!
chris calloway
clanton, AL
1/17/2011
this was 4 weeks prior to this photo beening taken
clanton, AL
1/17/2011
this was 4 weeks prior to this photo beening taken
Travis Muench
Germantown, WI
1/17/2011
Monitoring the movement of deer is very important for the success of our hunt. We keep a camera posted behind our hunting cabin overlooking a salt block/ corn pile year round. Pictured here is a red tailed hawk keeping the squirrels our corn pile. Just goes to show how fast the cuddeback trigger really is.
Germantown, WI
1/17/2011
Monitoring the movement of deer is very important for the success of our hunt. We keep a camera posted behind our hunting cabin overlooking a salt block/ corn pile year round. Pictured here is a red tailed hawk keeping the squirrels our corn pile. Just goes to show how fast the cuddeback trigger really is.
Logan Carswell
Fitzgerald, GA
1/17/2011
I placed my cuddeback by a scrape and captured this nice 8 point.
Fitzgerald, GA
1/17/2011
I placed my cuddeback by a scrape and captured this nice 8 point.
Brock Baumgartner
Wyoming, MN
1/17/2011
We have a deer feeder in our back yard and have an assortment of wildlife coming to it.
Wyoming, MN
1/17/2011
We have a deer feeder in our back yard and have an assortment of wildlife coming to it.
Logan Carswell
Fitzgerald, GA
1/17/2011
A large 10 point that I discovered with my cuddeback along with 2 smaller bucks fighting.
Fitzgerald, GA
1/17/2011
A large 10 point that I discovered with my cuddeback along with 2 smaller bucks fighting.
