Photo/Video Galleries
Lance Freeman
Tallassee, AL
10/17/2010
This doe didn't like a racoon in her space!!
Tallassee, AL
10/17/2010
This doe didn't like a racoon in her space!!
Paola Palazzolo
Clinton Township, MI
10/17/2010
Though we have some really good pics of the deer on our property, we are happy to have this memory of our teenage son Andrew whom we asked to pick up the camera on his way back in.
Clinton Township, MI
10/17/2010
Though we have some really good pics of the deer on our property, we are happy to have this memory of our teenage son Andrew whom we asked to pick up the camera on his way back in.
Nick Deery
La Crosse, WI
10/17/2010
Camera is placec on a trail leading to a bean field. Very hungry yearling...
La Crosse, WI
10/17/2010
Camera is placec on a trail leading to a bean field. Very hungry yearling...
Brandon Tomlinson
Fries, VA
10/17/2010
This photo was taken on a trail about 60 yds. below my tree stand. I had taken what I thought to be a perfect 18 yd. broadside shot at this doe moments before the photo was snapped. I found very little blood and was unable to recover her. I did find blood on the trail going by the Capture. If you look closely behind her shoulder you will see the x of my broadhead. My only theory is she was quartering away from me when I took the shot and I missed all the vitals. There is no doubt that wounding an animal and not being able to recover it is the worst feeling in hunting. Not only do you feel horrible for causing an animal to suffer you are left wondering what went wrong. Having a Cuddeback answered a lot my questions. Thanks to my capture I have no doubt where I hit the animal. With my competitor's cameras I would have been lucky to have gotten a tail in the picture.
Fries, VA
10/17/2010
This photo was taken on a trail about 60 yds. below my tree stand. I had taken what I thought to be a perfect 18 yd. broadside shot at this doe moments before the photo was snapped. I found very little blood and was unable to recover her. I did find blood on the trail going by the Capture. If you look closely behind her shoulder you will see the x of my broadhead. My only theory is she was quartering away from me when I took the shot and I missed all the vitals. There is no doubt that wounding an animal and not being able to recover it is the worst feeling in hunting. Not only do you feel horrible for causing an animal to suffer you are left wondering what went wrong. Having a Cuddeback answered a lot my questions. Thanks to my capture I have no doubt where I hit the animal. With my competitor's cameras I would have been lucky to have gotten a tail in the picture.
Chris Frachiseur
Grannis, AR
10/17/2010
It appears this bird is looking at itself in the lens.
Grannis, AR
10/17/2010
It appears this bird is looking at itself in the lens.
Jo-Ann Martel
Angus, ON, Canada,
10/17/2010
I had the picture sent to the Ministry of Natural Resources and they assured me she is healthy. They figure she might have been broadsided by a car, gotten mugged by a bear or coyote and survived the ordeal. A real survivor! Jo
Angus, ON, Canada,
10/17/2010
I had the picture sent to the Ministry of Natural Resources and they assured me she is healthy. They figure she might have been broadsided by a car, gotten mugged by a bear or coyote and survived the ordeal. A real survivor! Jo
Ryan Gleesing
Watertown, WI
10/17/2010
The first day I put my cuddeback out I had amazing pictures right off the bat. I had 60 pictures and was so excited to see what I captured! I found out that I didn't only capture awesome bucks, but some other animals as well. They sure didn't seem to care about each other as you can see from the photos!
Watertown, WI
10/17/2010
The first day I put my cuddeback out I had amazing pictures right off the bat. I had 60 pictures and was so excited to see what I captured! I found out that I didn't only capture awesome bucks, but some other animals as well. They sure didn't seem to care about each other as you can see from the photos!
Michael Bowers
Hillsvillde, VA
10/17/2010
Predator vs Prey......Neat pic of a rabbit eluding a coyote
Hillsvillde, VA
10/17/2010
Predator vs Prey......Neat pic of a rabbit eluding a coyote
Langdon Manuel
Wellington, TX
10/17/2010
This is one deer that we didn't know we had until this year.
Wellington, TX
10/17/2010
This is one deer that we didn't know we had until this year.
Philip F
Hayward, WI
10/17/2010
Hayward, WI
10/17/2010
