Photo/Video Galleries
Tyler Ashworth
Chase City, VA
11/1/2010
Saw scrapes being made and was interested if it was a bambi or big bambeano...but you can see for yourself
Chase City, VA
11/1/2010
Saw scrapes being made and was interested if it was a bambi or big bambeano...but you can see for yourself
Steven Holman
Skandia, MI
11/1/2010
Great videos with the no flash
Skandia, MI
11/1/2010
Great videos with the no flash
Steven Holman
Skandia, MI
11/1/2010
I have been seeing a few more deer this year, just not many bucks yet. The Cuddeback takes great pictures
Skandia, MI
11/1/2010
I have been seeing a few more deer this year, just not many bucks yet. The Cuddeback takes great pictures
John Foegley
South Bend, IN
11/1/2010
Just a few turkey mugging for the camera.
South Bend, IN
11/1/2010
Just a few turkey mugging for the camera.
Dan Protivansky
Proctor, VT
11/1/2010
Some great shots of Bear from my Capture.
Proctor, VT
11/1/2010
Some great shots of Bear from my Capture.
Dan Protivansky
Proctor, VT
11/1/2010
Great shot from Cuddeback capture. Can't ask for a better picture
Proctor, VT
11/1/2010
Great shot from Cuddeback capture. Can't ask for a better picture
Les Simonson
Wild Rose, WI
11/1/2010
Caught this monster in Waushara County, WI. Biggest one we have seen this season!
Wild Rose, WI
11/1/2010
Caught this monster in Waushara County, WI. Biggest one we have seen this season!
Randy Wells
Williamstown, WV
11/1/2010
Picture of an owl at one of my feeders trying to get something to eat
Williamstown, WV
11/1/2010
Picture of an owl at one of my feeders trying to get something to eat
Randy Wells
Williamstown, WV
11/1/2010
Deer pic of my hunting spot in Ohio
Williamstown, WV
11/1/2010
Deer pic of my hunting spot in Ohio
Matt Creed
Brookfield, OH
11/1/2010
Several yrs ago I purchased a infrared digital camera for 4-5 hundred dollars, it proved to be a waist of money. I bought a Wildview cam on sale for about $50, this cam was cheap and technology had come so far it should work fine for what I wanted to do,right? Heck no, this cam also proved unable to take night pics at 15ft from a feeder, nothing there but eyes. When batteries are low, it will take hundreds of shots of nothing until the batteries are completely dead. The trigger speed is the worst, 3-5 sec. if it even takes a picture at all, the other night had a doe 15ft in front of it for 20 min, then the does went over and licked the camera, you would think it would have taken 10-20 pics of this deer, however it did not take any pics at all. I have submitted 3 pics, 2 are nothing but eyes and one apears to be a decent buck that I know has been here frequently, however only have this one picture of him. How many other bucks has this camera missed?
Brookfield, OH
11/1/2010
Several yrs ago I purchased a infrared digital camera for 4-5 hundred dollars, it proved to be a waist of money. I bought a Wildview cam on sale for about $50, this cam was cheap and technology had come so far it should work fine for what I wanted to do,right? Heck no, this cam also proved unable to take night pics at 15ft from a feeder, nothing there but eyes. When batteries are low, it will take hundreds of shots of nothing until the batteries are completely dead. The trigger speed is the worst, 3-5 sec. if it even takes a picture at all, the other night had a doe 15ft in front of it for 20 min, then the does went over and licked the camera, you would think it would have taken 10-20 pics of this deer, however it did not take any pics at all. I have submitted 3 pics, 2 are nothing but eyes and one apears to be a decent buck that I know has been here frequently, however only have this one picture of him. How many other bucks has this camera missed?
