Photo/Video Galleries
Todd Russell
Bridgeport, NE
12/16/2009
Couple pictures in the snow.
Bridgeport, NE
12/16/2009
Couple pictures in the snow.
Kale Wierwille
New Knoxville, OH
12/15/2009
First time i had ever used the camera and thought i would have best luck placing it near a water hole (left of all shots) in the heat of the summer. By placing a mineral block to lure them in a little closer... little did i know i would get so much action! On one occasion a buck decided to come up and give the camera a kiss... as if he liked having his picture taken. The camera has been the best purchase i have ever made. I can now really understand when how and how much these bucks grow their racks throughout the summer months! Thanks Cuddeback! Sincerely, Kale Wierwille
New Knoxville, OH
12/15/2009
First time i had ever used the camera and thought i would have best luck placing it near a water hole (left of all shots) in the heat of the summer. By placing a mineral block to lure them in a little closer... little did i know i would get so much action! On one occasion a buck decided to come up and give the camera a kiss... as if he liked having his picture taken. The camera has been the best purchase i have ever made. I can now really understand when how and how much these bucks grow their racks throughout the summer months! Thanks Cuddeback! Sincerely, Kale Wierwille
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
12/15/2009
Brillion, WI
12/15/2009
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
12/15/2009
Brillion, WI
12/15/2009
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
12/15/2009
Brillion, WI
12/15/2009
Frank Moses
Sumter, SC
12/15/2009
This picture of a hooded merganzer was taken on the afternoon of Dec. 28, 2006 by my first Cuddeback camera which was located on a tree in a normally dry shooting lane at my hunt club in the Wateree Swamp of SC. The swamp had recently been flooded and we were, for all practical purposes, done with deer season. The water here was about 2 feet deep at the time and almost up to the camera when this duck swam by. I now own three Cuddeback cameras and use them year round. As you can see, the picture not only was centered but with awesome color. I killed my biggest whitetail this year our of that stand thanks to Cuddeback. Frank Moses, Director Santee Wateree Branch, QDMA
Sumter, SC
12/15/2009
This picture of a hooded merganzer was taken on the afternoon of Dec. 28, 2006 by my first Cuddeback camera which was located on a tree in a normally dry shooting lane at my hunt club in the Wateree Swamp of SC. The swamp had recently been flooded and we were, for all practical purposes, done with deer season. The water here was about 2 feet deep at the time and almost up to the camera when this duck swam by. I now own three Cuddeback cameras and use them year round. As you can see, the picture not only was centered but with awesome color. I killed my biggest whitetail this year our of that stand thanks to Cuddeback. Frank Moses, Director Santee Wateree Branch, QDMA
John DaRosa
Oxbow, ME
12/15/2009
After recieving my first cuddeback trail cam as a gift i think i found the right place to set it up.What i did't know was that this buck didn't mind working in front of the camera.Notice the same apple tree in the backround
Oxbow, ME
12/15/2009
After recieving my first cuddeback trail cam as a gift i think i found the right place to set it up.What i did't know was that this buck didn't mind working in front of the camera.Notice the same apple tree in the backround
tom kluesner
prairieburg, IA
12/15/2009
I just wanted to say that kast year i bought 3 cuddebacks and have had some decent luck with them. I decided to submit these photos becasue of the abck ground and the fog in them. I have several monsters on cam but i like the ones with more than just horns in them to look at. If i dont make it into your books at least someone else can enjoy these besides me. Thanks
prairieburg, IA
12/15/2009
I just wanted to say that kast year i bought 3 cuddebacks and have had some decent luck with them. I decided to submit these photos becasue of the abck ground and the fog in them. I have several monsters on cam but i like the ones with more than just horns in them to look at. If i dont make it into your books at least someone else can enjoy these besides me. Thanks
Richard Reece
Lenoir, NC
12/15/2009
This buck has been coming on to my farm regularly. I would have had no idea without my cuddeback. Thanks for a fantastic product.
Lenoir, NC
12/15/2009
This buck has been coming on to my farm regularly. I would have had no idea without my cuddeback. Thanks for a fantastic product.
Rob Williamson
Williamstown, WV
12/15/2009
We have always had a feeder out and have constantly captured pictures of raccoons hanging from the bottom of the thrower stealing our corn. A few weeks ago when we checked the camera, we found more raccoons, but we also found a buck standing on his back legs with his nose in the thrower. We know it was a buck because a few minutes later it took another picture of the same deer and we could see the antlers. Attached are the two pictures. Also attached is a picture of a big buck we got a few years ago. It was taken at 11:30 at night about 23 yards from my tree stand and we never saw him in the day light.
Williamstown, WV
12/15/2009
We have always had a feeder out and have constantly captured pictures of raccoons hanging from the bottom of the thrower stealing our corn. A few weeks ago when we checked the camera, we found more raccoons, but we also found a buck standing on his back legs with his nose in the thrower. We know it was a buck because a few minutes later it took another picture of the same deer and we could see the antlers. Attached are the two pictures. Also attached is a picture of a big buck we got a few years ago. It was taken at 11:30 at night about 23 yards from my tree stand and we never saw him in the day light.
