Photo/Video Galleries
Ricky Read
Lynchburg, VA
10/27/2009
3 bucks that I've never seen before until now. They are starting cruise just in time for Muzzleloader season.
Lynchburg, VA
10/27/2009
3 bucks that I've never seen before until now. They are starting cruise just in time for Muzzleloader season.
Tom Messerschmidt
Eau Claire, WI
10/27/2009
This buck has been all over the property.
Eau Claire, WI
10/27/2009
This buck has been all over the property.
Tom Messerschmidt
Eau Claire, WI
10/27/2009
Buck checking to see if any does been licking the branch or scrap. The video shows him chasing the doe.
Eau Claire, WI
10/27/2009
Buck checking to see if any does been licking the branch or scrap. The video shows him chasing the doe.
Matt Crenshaw
Lineville, AL
10/27/2009
The photo is at a crossroads where I get pictures of deer, turkey, coyotes, etc. I get pictures of these two does often, and see them in my yard all the time. I'm not sure what they are running from but this is one of the coolest pictures I've ever gotten.
Lineville, AL
10/27/2009
The photo is at a crossroads where I get pictures of deer, turkey, coyotes, etc. I get pictures of these two does often, and see them in my yard all the time. I'm not sure what they are running from but this is one of the coolest pictures I've ever gotten.
Kerri Aultman
Powassan, ON
10/26/2009
This is the same deer that we have been feeding for the past three years. We only know that he is still around thanks to our cuddeback camera. He doesn't come out during the day very often, although this year we have seen him live ourselves twice. His rack has grown since last year. We were fortunate enough to find both sheds from him last year and are having them mounted. (no guarentees on what could happen to him) Not the biggest bodied deer we are feeding but the most unique set of horns.
Powassan, ON
10/26/2009
This is the same deer that we have been feeding for the past three years. We only know that he is still around thanks to our cuddeback camera. He doesn't come out during the day very often, although this year we have seen him live ourselves twice. His rack has grown since last year. We were fortunate enough to find both sheds from him last year and are having them mounted. (no guarentees on what could happen to him) Not the biggest bodied deer we are feeding but the most unique set of horns.
brad ingersoll
stanley, WI
10/26/2009
After seeing a scrape in the same spot for the past three years I put my capture IR over it. great buck.
stanley, WI
10/26/2009
After seeing a scrape in the same spot for the past three years I put my capture IR over it. great buck.
Brooks Brewer
Sayre, OK
10/26/2009
Captured this buck on public hunting ground, but I really prefer not to reveal the locale though it is in Oklahoma. Coming to scrape.
Sayre, OK
10/26/2009
Captured this buck on public hunting ground, but I really prefer not to reveal the locale though it is in Oklahoma. Coming to scrape.
brad ingersoll
stanley wi,
10/26/2009
Thought this was a strange photo. I'm thinking that deer may come into heat sooner than most think. It sure does raise speculation. What do you think? Thank you cuddeback for producing great products.
stanley wi,
10/26/2009
Thought this was a strange photo. I'm thinking that deer may come into heat sooner than most think. It sure does raise speculation. What do you think? Thank you cuddeback for producing great products.
Gabe Lyons
Plain Dealing, LA
10/26/2009
Uni-spike fighting an 8 pt buck.
Plain Dealing, LA
10/26/2009
Uni-spike fighting an 8 pt buck.
Adam Crump
Mt. Gilead, NC
10/26/2009
Everytime I check my pics I always get some type of rodent in a pic. I have always told my wife that if a hawk or owl was smart they would just sit over my piles and dinner would come to them and they would'nt have to work for it. As you can see in the pic this owl got smart and that is one less opossum that will be eatting my corn. Also you make a great camera the best I have ever owned. Keep it up. Thanks Adam
Mt. Gilead, NC
10/26/2009
Everytime I check my pics I always get some type of rodent in a pic. I have always told my wife that if a hawk or owl was smart they would just sit over my piles and dinner would come to them and they would'nt have to work for it. As you can see in the pic this owl got smart and that is one less opossum that will be eatting my corn. Also you make a great camera the best I have ever owned. Keep it up. Thanks Adam
