Photo/Video Galleries
Logan Emory
Weaverville, NC
11/14/2010
For this particular county these bucks are trophys. They are also suburban deer so that makes it all the more better.
Weaverville, NC
11/14/2010
For this particular county these bucks are trophys. They are also suburban deer so that makes it all the more better.
Evan Schultz
Morris, MN
11/14/2010
Nice buck pictures taken near Hallock Minnesota
Morris, MN
11/14/2010
Nice buck pictures taken near Hallock Minnesota
BRANDON nash
weeping water, NE
11/14/2010
A BUCK WE CALL MR.ATTITUDE I SHOT HIM AT FORTY YARDS ON NOVEMBER 10 WITHOUT MY CUDDEBACK I WOULD NOT HAVE KNOWN HE WAS ALIVE.............THANKS CUDDEBACK!!!!!
weeping water, NE
11/14/2010
A BUCK WE CALL MR.ATTITUDE I SHOT HIM AT FORTY YARDS ON NOVEMBER 10 WITHOUT MY CUDDEBACK I WOULD NOT HAVE KNOWN HE WAS ALIVE.............THANKS CUDDEBACK!!!!!
BRANDON NASH
weeping water, NE
11/14/2010
hows this for trigger speed thanks cuddeback
weeping water, NE
11/14/2010
hows this for trigger speed thanks cuddeback
Mark Seilhamer
Chambersburg, PA
11/14/2010
This photo was taken in Franklin County, PA. We've heard that bobcats were in the area, but never spotted one. We sent the photo to the PA Game Commission and asked whether a bobcat could actually take down a whitetail deer. Dr. Matt Lovallo, Game Mammal Section Supervisor replied: Great picture of a large male bobcat in pursuit of a deer! Large toms may attempt to take adult deer on occasion but are usually only successful if the deer is somehow disabled or if deep snow conditions persist. Bobcats typically hunt via a stalk and pounce attack on a bedded deer and are thought to be incapable of running a deer down to kill it. We think it's a great shot!
Chambersburg, PA
11/14/2010
This photo was taken in Franklin County, PA. We've heard that bobcats were in the area, but never spotted one. We sent the photo to the PA Game Commission and asked whether a bobcat could actually take down a whitetail deer. Dr. Matt Lovallo, Game Mammal Section Supervisor replied: Great picture of a large male bobcat in pursuit of a deer! Large toms may attempt to take adult deer on occasion but are usually only successful if the deer is somehow disabled or if deep snow conditions persist. Bobcats typically hunt via a stalk and pounce attack on a bedded deer and are thought to be incapable of running a deer down to kill it. We think it's a great shot!
Cory Pullen
Park Hills, MO
11/14/2010
set up my camera on a trail but didn't realize how close-up the pics would be. deer are curious of the cam
Park Hills, MO
11/14/2010
set up my camera on a trail but didn't realize how close-up the pics would be. deer are curious of the cam
Todd Davis
Sherrill, IA
11/14/2010
This is my first experince with a trail camera and I have had very good luck getting pictures. In the first 2 weeks I have gotten 443 pictures of deer and one fox. This has been my best investment in outdoor equiptment that i can remember. I can't wait until the weekend just so i can check my camera for more BIG bucks. Thanks Cuddeback for the awsome cameras, they have the best pics that i have seen. Thanks, Todd
Sherrill, IA
11/14/2010
This is my first experince with a trail camera and I have had very good luck getting pictures. In the first 2 weeks I have gotten 443 pictures of deer and one fox. This has been my best investment in outdoor equiptment that i can remember. I can't wait until the weekend just so i can check my camera for more BIG bucks. Thanks Cuddeback for the awsome cameras, they have the best pics that i have seen. Thanks, Todd
Ryan Burton
Bloomington, IN
11/14/2010
Something doesn't look right with this tree (the coyote says)
Bloomington, IN
11/14/2010
Something doesn't look right with this tree (the coyote says)
Ryan Burton
Bloomington, IN
11/14/2010
8pt. buck wondering what the Cuddeback IR camera is.
Bloomington, IN
11/14/2010
8pt. buck wondering what the Cuddeback IR camera is.
Ben May
Locust Grove, OK
11/14/2010
I caught this black coyote stealing pears from my pear tree in the backyard. Subsequent pictures shows him/her running with a normal colored coyote, however, the black coyote appears to be two-thirds the size of the normal colored coyote!
Locust Grove, OK
11/14/2010
I caught this black coyote stealing pears from my pear tree in the backyard. Subsequent pictures shows him/her running with a normal colored coyote, however, the black coyote appears to be two-thirds the size of the normal colored coyote!
