Photo/Video Galleries
Michael Moore
Waukesha, WI
10/28/2009
I set up my Excite in front of a new stand location. This guy showed up about 3 hours later, and was the first image at the new spot. He walked a little closer than I had planned, but it was like he posed for the picture.
Waukesha, WI
10/28/2009
I set up my Excite in front of a new stand location. This guy showed up about 3 hours later, and was the first image at the new spot. He walked a little closer than I had planned, but it was like he posed for the picture.
Scott Forney
Red Lion, PA
10/28/2009
What a beautiful animal. I couldn't have posed this photo any better even if the buck understood English!
Red Lion, PA
10/28/2009
What a beautiful animal. I couldn't have posed this photo any better even if the buck understood English!
Greg Noll
Alma, WI
10/28/2009
If it was not for my Capture, I would have never known about this deer.
Alma, WI
10/28/2009
If it was not for my Capture, I would have never known about this deer.
Larry Fletcher
Louisa, KY
10/28/2009
Here are a just a few of the pictures I have got with my cuddeback this year, cant wait to get a shot at the biggun!!!!
Louisa, KY
10/28/2009
Here are a just a few of the pictures I have got with my cuddeback this year, cant wait to get a shot at the biggun!!!!
Kurrie Meyer
Greenville, WI
10/28/2009
Greenville, WI
10/28/2009
Jeremy Belzyt
Bellefontaine, OH
10/28/2009
I had a picture from my cuddeback of this deer behind a tree, I could not tell if it was a 6 point, 7 point, 8 point, or what. Thanks to the cuddeback, I was able to take video and have the deer stare right at the camera. Now I know that the deer is an eleven point because of a sticker on the brow tine and a split g4 on the left. What an awsome camera! Thank you cuddeback!
Bellefontaine, OH
10/28/2009
I had a picture from my cuddeback of this deer behind a tree, I could not tell if it was a 6 point, 7 point, 8 point, or what. Thanks to the cuddeback, I was able to take video and have the deer stare right at the camera. Now I know that the deer is an eleven point because of a sticker on the brow tine and a split g4 on the left. What an awsome camera! Thank you cuddeback!
Zach Haas
Eden, WI
10/28/2009
The first picture is a buck that we call Hightower for his obvious tall rack. The second picture is a picture of a buck we call Mulie . The last picture is just a neat picture with how the sun is lighting up the buck.
Eden, WI
10/28/2009
The first picture is a buck that we call Hightower for his obvious tall rack. The second picture is a picture of a buck we call Mulie . The last picture is just a neat picture with how the sun is lighting up the buck.
Ray Dalton
Stoneville, NC
10/28/2009
When I saw the lights in the photos there is no reason for them to be there. There is nothing there to reflect or put off lights maybe some one can tell what they are.
Stoneville, NC
10/28/2009
When I saw the lights in the photos there is no reason for them to be there. There is nothing there to reflect or put off lights maybe some one can tell what they are.
Zach Haas
Eden, WI
10/28/2009
Some pictures from the land I hunt in Iowa, the first one is a buck that my brother-in-law shot opening day of the bow season, the next is cool its like the little and older brother. The last one is a buck we had filmed last year as a 120 class 8 and exploded into a hog of a buck.
Eden, WI
10/28/2009
Some pictures from the land I hunt in Iowa, the first one is a buck that my brother-in-law shot opening day of the bow season, the next is cool its like the little and older brother. The last one is a buck we had filmed last year as a 120 class 8 and exploded into a hog of a buck.
Dave Velleux
Couderay, WI
10/28/2009
I saw sign of a deer using a trail so I placed a camera at a pinch point in hopes of capturing a image. This spot is located coming up out of an old dry creek bottom leading up to a clover-alfalfa field.
Couderay, WI
10/28/2009
I saw sign of a deer using a trail so I placed a camera at a pinch point in hopes of capturing a image. This spot is located coming up out of an old dry creek bottom leading up to a clover-alfalfa field.
