Photo/Video Galleries
Holland Walsh
Dallas, TX
8/19/2009
Was not expecting to get this photo. Helicopters fly in this area all of the time due to natural gas drilling going on in North Texas. Photo shows how low the helicopter is as well as possible illegal activity going on (possible criminal tresspass due to thousands of deer photos from camera over the past few years). You never know what your camera will capture.
Dallas, TX
8/19/2009
Was not expecting to get this photo. Helicopters fly in this area all of the time due to natural gas drilling going on in North Texas. Photo shows how low the helicopter is as well as possible illegal activity going on (possible criminal tresspass due to thousands of deer photos from camera over the past few years). You never know what your camera will capture.
Doug Wood
abingdon, MD
8/19/2009
Caught this great buck moving through my farm on the eastern shore.
abingdon, MD
8/19/2009
Caught this great buck moving through my farm on the eastern shore.
Bill Millhausen
Mosinee, WI
8/19/2009
Bear Fight A Disagreement At The Dinner Table
Mosinee, WI
8/19/2009
Bear Fight A Disagreement At The Dinner Table
Rich Larson
Wausau, WI
8/19/2009
just got the Cuddeback IR had a differnt cheaper camera in the same spot last year and only had about 5 pics of deer. this year we know what to look for now since we have him on camera. saw lots of good sign last year but now we know. even in velvet you know he will be a shooter.
Wausau, WI
8/19/2009
just got the Cuddeback IR had a differnt cheaper camera in the same spot last year and only had about 5 pics of deer. this year we know what to look for now since we have him on camera. saw lots of good sign last year but now we know. even in velvet you know he will be a shooter.
eric wickline
glen morgan, WV
8/19/2009
i found a roost site nearby and put my capture out in what i thought was a strut zone. this bird had hung up in this area earlier in week. guess i was right.
glen morgan, WV
8/19/2009
i found a roost site nearby and put my capture out in what i thought was a strut zone. this bird had hung up in this area earlier in week. guess i was right.
Matt Hendrix
Vicksburg, MS
8/19/2009
This photo came from a group that was my first attempt at using a game cam. I bought the Capture about 3 weeks ago and put it out on a fresh salt-lick. Although I got 900+ pictures of deer this was my favorite. Not the largest buck I got in this group of pictures, but what makes the picture unique is the bat in the upper left hand corner.
Vicksburg, MS
8/19/2009
This photo came from a group that was my first attempt at using a game cam. I bought the Capture about 3 weeks ago and put it out on a fresh salt-lick. Although I got 900+ pictures of deer this was my favorite. Not the largest buck I got in this group of pictures, but what makes the picture unique is the bat in the upper left hand corner.
Fred Rolfe
Norway, ME
8/19/2009
This Cuddeback Capture is in our hottest camera location. We have 5 Cuddebacks on our 300 acres in north central Maine and all of them capture some great photos but this particular location has captured numerous LARGE bear, 2 different bobcats, numerous deer, coyotes, coons, porcupines and a fisher cat. The other camera brands (purchased before our first Cuddeback)that we have just don't cut it, not even close to our Cuddebacks. I should have known better than to buy the other brands as my very first scouting camera was a Non Typical Deer Cam 35 MM, which still works perfectly. To be honest I didn't associate Cuddeback with Non Typical until after I bought my first Cuddeback. Great products!
Norway, ME
8/19/2009
This Cuddeback Capture is in our hottest camera location. We have 5 Cuddebacks on our 300 acres in north central Maine and all of them capture some great photos but this particular location has captured numerous LARGE bear, 2 different bobcats, numerous deer, coyotes, coons, porcupines and a fisher cat. The other camera brands (purchased before our first Cuddeback)that we have just don't cut it, not even close to our Cuddebacks. I should have known better than to buy the other brands as my very first scouting camera was a Non Typical Deer Cam 35 MM, which still works perfectly. To be honest I didn't associate Cuddeback with Non Typical until after I bought my first Cuddeback. Great products!
travis brown
burnsville, WV
8/19/2009
the biggest buck ive ever seen on my property !! thanks to a cuddeback i would have never known ! and he made it thru the season !! i love ur product !
burnsville, WV
8/19/2009
the biggest buck ive ever seen on my property !! thanks to a cuddeback i would have never known ! and he made it thru the season !! i love ur product !
Kenneth Baker
Chillicothe, IL
8/19/2009
Photo 1 -- My No Flash captured this photo of two birds fighting in mid-air. The photo is a little blurry because a rain drop was on the lens of the camera, but it clearly shows that Cuddeback has the fastest trigger speed on the market. Photo 2 - I have not one but two photos of two birds fightin in mid-air. That's two testimonials that Cuddeback has the fastest trigger speed on the market.
Chillicothe, IL
8/19/2009
Photo 1 -- My No Flash captured this photo of two birds fighting in mid-air. The photo is a little blurry because a rain drop was on the lens of the camera, but it clearly shows that Cuddeback has the fastest trigger speed on the market. Photo 2 - I have not one but two photos of two birds fightin in mid-air. That's two testimonials that Cuddeback has the fastest trigger speed on the market.
Kenneth Baker
Chillicothe, IL
8/19/2009
Photo 1 - This was the first big buck I got on my first Cuddeback shortly after installing it. I call him Ghost Buck because of the orb that has appeared in the two photos and videos of him. The day after I viewed this image, Ghost Buck appeared 15 yards from my stand, but came and vanished like a ghost, without providing me a shot. Photo 2 - My wife sent me this photo while I was deployed to Iraq. I had her retrieve photos from my Cuddeback so I could see which bucks I wanted to shoot when I got back and so I could still feel like I was connected to hunting while away from home. He's a true monster, with the photo taken during the first month of antler growth. Photo 3 - Ghost Buck, as I call him because of the orbs in the video, which probably are the reflection of a spider web, shows off his antlers and comes right up and kisses my Cuddeback. He most love the No Flash as much as I do. Too bad I can never get that close to him.
Chillicothe, IL
8/19/2009
Photo 1 - This was the first big buck I got on my first Cuddeback shortly after installing it. I call him Ghost Buck because of the orb that has appeared in the two photos and videos of him. The day after I viewed this image, Ghost Buck appeared 15 yards from my stand, but came and vanished like a ghost, without providing me a shot. Photo 2 - My wife sent me this photo while I was deployed to Iraq. I had her retrieve photos from my Cuddeback so I could see which bucks I wanted to shoot when I got back and so I could still feel like I was connected to hunting while away from home. He's a true monster, with the photo taken during the first month of antler growth. Photo 3 - Ghost Buck, as I call him because of the orbs in the video, which probably are the reflection of a spider web, shows off his antlers and comes right up and kisses my Cuddeback. He most love the No Flash as much as I do. Too bad I can never get that close to him.
