Photo/Video Galleries
Shane Sorg
Sauk City, WI
9/24/2010
It was about -30F and the camera still worked. It is the ghost since you can see right through the deer.
Sauk City, WI
9/24/2010
It was about -30F and the camera still worked. It is the ghost since you can see right through the deer.
Barry Nelson
Clanton, AL
9/24/2010
My cuddeback helps me capture an Alabama bobcat showing off his late night snack. Both the cuddeback and the bobcat do an awesome job of catching the squirrel at night!
Clanton, AL
9/24/2010
My cuddeback helps me capture an Alabama bobcat showing off his late night snack. Both the cuddeback and the bobcat do an awesome job of catching the squirrel at night!
Chad Meier
Potosi, WI
9/24/2010
As you see with the first picture it is my just screwing around to see how well this camera really works. I ended up mounting the camera to a pole in my house and then I walked by it and just like you say the picture is centered. The next picture I had just gotten done bow hunting and happened to walk by the camera. As you see with this picture I am basically in the center. The thing I like the most about the Cuddeback pics is the clarity. The third picture you see this deer is hauling and not looking to stop. Somehow the cuddeback ended up still getting a great picture. I have this camera on my biologic food plot and the deer are just starting to hit it really good. Im hoping I can get a picture of a monster Mossy with the new camera I'm going to win with these pictures. j/k
Potosi, WI
9/24/2010
As you see with the first picture it is my just screwing around to see how well this camera really works. I ended up mounting the camera to a pole in my house and then I walked by it and just like you say the picture is centered. The next picture I had just gotten done bow hunting and happened to walk by the camera. As you see with this picture I am basically in the center. The thing I like the most about the Cuddeback pics is the clarity. The third picture you see this deer is hauling and not looking to stop. Somehow the cuddeback ended up still getting a great picture. I have this camera on my biologic food plot and the deer are just starting to hit it really good. Im hoping I can get a picture of a monster Mossy with the new camera I'm going to win with these pictures. j/k
Justin Peak
Eastman, WI
9/24/2010
I set up my cuddeback capture on this fenceline just for pictures like this. It has seemed to work great because I am constantly getting action shots just like this one. Thanks for the lightning fast trigger speed and quality images.
Eastman, WI
9/24/2010
I set up my cuddeback capture on this fenceline just for pictures like this. It has seemed to work great because I am constantly getting action shots just like this one. Thanks for the lightning fast trigger speed and quality images.
Jason Windsor
Ettrick, WI
9/24/2010
This first pic is seconds before my arrow struck home...shortly after (note the time on the second photo), I was checking for my arrow. After a short track, I found him piled up 50 yards down the hill from my stand. Condsidering I seldom do much bow hunting prior to late October, I have to give credit to Cuddeback for exposing this buck's daily pattern and giving me a reason to hunt early season this year. Thanks Cuddeback.
Ettrick, WI
9/24/2010
This first pic is seconds before my arrow struck home...shortly after (note the time on the second photo), I was checking for my arrow. After a short track, I found him piled up 50 yards down the hill from my stand. Condsidering I seldom do much bow hunting prior to late October, I have to give credit to Cuddeback for exposing this buck's daily pattern and giving me a reason to hunt early season this year. Thanks Cuddeback.
Jason Windsor
Ettrick, WI
9/24/2010
Prior to the first picture, I had no idea this buck was on the property. He has splits on both G2s, thus he earned the nickname G-Force. In all, I have over 75 cuddeback photos of him....most during daylight.
Ettrick, WI
9/24/2010
Prior to the first picture, I had no idea this buck was on the property. He has splits on both G2s, thus he earned the nickname G-Force. In all, I have over 75 cuddeback photos of him....most during daylight.
Rick Persinger
Crossville, TN
9/24/2010
I've had several pictures of this buck coming in and I thought this one showed his funny side. And then he wanted a close up.
Crossville, TN
9/24/2010
I've had several pictures of this buck coming in and I thought this one showed his funny side. And then he wanted a close up.
Chris Shar
Zachary, LA
9/24/2010
Two nannies fighting over the rice bran.
Zachary, LA
9/24/2010
Two nannies fighting over the rice bran.
Hunter Hall
Nashport, OH
9/24/2010
Big Buck only seen once in the back yard.
Nashport, OH
9/24/2010
Big Buck only seen once in the back yard.
David Ketchum
Newport, NC
9/24/2010
I have been getting photos and videos of this particular 8 point and two other smaller bucks since the 15th of July when I obtained permission to hunt a small tract of land near my home. I set up a stand near my corn pile (its legal in my area on private land to bait). I hunted the stand three times when bow season started on the 11th of September, on the 17th of September at 7:00 pm I had the 8 point exit the woods just 15 yards from my stand along with the other two smaller bucks. The 8 point and one of the smaller bucks stopped directly in front of my camera and as it got their picture it also began the 30 second video clip in which I got my shot on video. I use tracer lighted nocks and you can see the red flash go through the air and as the arrow makes contact with the 8 point you can see him jump and take off. The buck ran 30 yards into the field and expired.
Newport, NC
9/24/2010
I have been getting photos and videos of this particular 8 point and two other smaller bucks since the 15th of July when I obtained permission to hunt a small tract of land near my home. I set up a stand near my corn pile (its legal in my area on private land to bait). I hunted the stand three times when bow season started on the 11th of September, on the 17th of September at 7:00 pm I had the 8 point exit the woods just 15 yards from my stand along with the other two smaller bucks. The 8 point and one of the smaller bucks stopped directly in front of my camera and as it got their picture it also began the 30 second video clip in which I got my shot on video. I use tracer lighted nocks and you can see the red flash go through the air and as the arrow makes contact with the 8 point you can see him jump and take off. The buck ran 30 yards into the field and expired.
