Photo/Video Galleries
Jerry Hillis
Napoleon, OH
11/22/2010
We always see pics of deer in velvet and after velvet but I have never seen a picture where a buck was right in the middle, I think this is very unique and very few people have seen this...you guys have posted some pretty amazing photos and I feel people would really injoy this because its not something you see often and also a learning experience. thanks,I hope you enjoy it!!!!
Napoleon, OH
11/22/2010
We always see pics of deer in velvet and after velvet but I have never seen a picture where a buck was right in the middle, I think this is very unique and very few people have seen this...you guys have posted some pretty amazing photos and I feel people would really injoy this because its not something you see often and also a learning experience. thanks,I hope you enjoy it!!!!
Matthew Bray
New Castle, IN
11/22/2010
I knew there was a good sized buck in the area where i found a big rub and scrape, This big boy is now on my HIT LIST
New Castle, IN
11/22/2010
I knew there was a good sized buck in the area where i found a big rub and scrape, This big boy is now on my HIT LIST
Brian McCafferty
Newark, OH
11/22/2010
I had my cameras in the woods since beginning of July. Got thousands of pictures at my feeder and mineral sites of deer in velvet, but nothing was real mature. Once I noticed the velvet coming off I moved my cameras to trails to try and get pictures of big mature deer. These two bucks were the first couple pictures I got. The big 10pt was shot by my hunting buddy on Nov. 2,2010, but went over to neighbors property which would not alow us to go recover him. Heartbreaking knowing that deer is dead over there and we cant do a thing about it. The real wide buck I had encounters with last year, he just didnt have the tine length. I could have killed him this year, but he broke a g2 on his left side so I elected to pass. Hopefully he makes it another year.
Newark, OH
11/22/2010
I had my cameras in the woods since beginning of July. Got thousands of pictures at my feeder and mineral sites of deer in velvet, but nothing was real mature. Once I noticed the velvet coming off I moved my cameras to trails to try and get pictures of big mature deer. These two bucks were the first couple pictures I got. The big 10pt was shot by my hunting buddy on Nov. 2,2010, but went over to neighbors property which would not alow us to go recover him. Heartbreaking knowing that deer is dead over there and we cant do a thing about it. The real wide buck I had encounters with last year, he just didnt have the tine length. I could have killed him this year, but he broke a g2 on his left side so I elected to pass. Hopefully he makes it another year.
Eric Heaven
Albion, PA
11/22/2010
just to show you all the quality and resolution difference of a cuddeback. one picture is from my moultree camera and the other from my cuddeback. these are the same buck.
Albion, PA
11/22/2010
just to show you all the quality and resolution difference of a cuddeback. one picture is from my moultree camera and the other from my cuddeback. these are the same buck.
Eric Heaven
Albion, PA
11/22/2010
i hunted the first 2 bucks all season and never saw them within bow range, although i called in the smaller 8 pt one morning to 60 yards. the last buck is a palmated 7 point that i have multiple pictures of.
Albion, PA
11/22/2010
i hunted the first 2 bucks all season and never saw them within bow range, although i called in the smaller 8 pt one morning to 60 yards. the last buck is a palmated 7 point that i have multiple pictures of.
Chase Carruthers
Campbell hill, IL
11/22/2010
I put this cuddeback capture up on a field edge to catch some deer movement. Well instead I got these five K9 preditors.
Campbell hill, IL
11/22/2010
I put this cuddeback capture up on a field edge to catch some deer movement. Well instead I got these five K9 preditors.
Rickey Ellis
Beech Grove, AR
11/22/2010
Continue to enjoy my Cuddeback more and more. We now know what on farm, and it's became a family event to veiw upcoming deer and photo's.
Beech Grove, AR
11/22/2010
Continue to enjoy my Cuddeback more and more. We now know what on farm, and it's became a family event to veiw upcoming deer and photo's.
Rocky Lehl
Hutchinson, KS
11/22/2010
This is what's possible if you use cuddeback cameras for scouting. I shot this buck 11-9-10 and it scores 185-4 never layed eyes on him before, but thanks to my cuddeback I moved stands sights and ended up getting him. Thanks Cuddeback keep up the good work
Hutchinson, KS
11/22/2010
This is what's possible if you use cuddeback cameras for scouting. I shot this buck 11-9-10 and it scores 185-4 never layed eyes on him before, but thanks to my cuddeback I moved stands sights and ended up getting him. Thanks Cuddeback keep up the good work
oki mendoza
eagle pass, TX
11/22/2010
i had this camera put on by my brother over 2mths ago, and for two mths it was nothing but does,javelinas n racoons. till yesterday finally they showed there points!!
eagle pass, TX
11/22/2010
i had this camera put on by my brother over 2mths ago, and for two mths it was nothing but does,javelinas n racoons. till yesterday finally they showed there points!!
Jay Maupin
Jetmore, KS
11/22/2010
This photo looks very cool, Its in front of my feeder and mineral spot. The camera is facing the southeast as the sun is rising.
Jetmore, KS
11/22/2010
This photo looks very cool, Its in front of my feeder and mineral spot. The camera is facing the southeast as the sun is rising.
