Photo/Video Galleries
scott gissal
slinger, WI
8/17/2009
slinger, WI
8/17/2009
Manuell Espino
Saltillo, CO
8/17/2009
We have a feeder that we raised so it wasn't access by jabalinas and see for your self what is happening now. We made longer legs for it to make the feeder taller so jabalinas could not reach the corn. It did not work.
Saltillo, CO
8/17/2009
We have a feeder that we raised so it wasn't access by jabalinas and see for your self what is happening now. We made longer legs for it to make the feeder taller so jabalinas could not reach the corn. It did not work.
eric stoker
whitwell, TN
8/17/2009
this picture taken over mineral lick on our hunting lease...thanks cuddeback!!!
whitwell, TN
8/17/2009
this picture taken over mineral lick on our hunting lease...thanks cuddeback!!!
David French
Shreveport, LA
8/17/2009
Shreveport, LA
8/17/2009
doug mcclure
evansville, IN
8/17/2009
I have been manageing this property in Western KY for the past 10 years. I have 9 different Cuddeback Cameras. Thanks to hard work and being selective(pictures from the cameras help), its starting to pay off. Thanks for all the enjoyment.
evansville, IN
8/17/2009
I have been manageing this property in Western KY for the past 10 years. I have 9 different Cuddeback Cameras. Thanks to hard work and being selective(pictures from the cameras help), its starting to pay off. Thanks for all the enjoyment.
Tom Wittingen
Zeeland, MI
8/17/2009
I put my camera in this spot thinking that I would get a few deer coming in to drink...but I actually thought I would get more ducks flying to the duck box that was right behind the camera. Little did I know that I'd end up with a doe and a Blue Heron in the same shot. This pond is normally full in the spring, but in the summertime a little island shows with the water going down so much. There are always deer tracks coming up to it and you can almost always jump a deer going by it. It's a great little watering hole for wildlife.
Zeeland, MI
8/17/2009
I put my camera in this spot thinking that I would get a few deer coming in to drink...but I actually thought I would get more ducks flying to the duck box that was right behind the camera. Little did I know that I'd end up with a doe and a Blue Heron in the same shot. This pond is normally full in the spring, but in the summertime a little island shows with the water going down so much. There are always deer tracks coming up to it and you can almost always jump a deer going by it. It's a great little watering hole for wildlife.
Brandon Wilcox
Minong, WI
8/17/2009
fawn gives mother a morning kiss
Minong, WI
8/17/2009
fawn gives mother a morning kiss
Jared Drew
Jacksonville, NC
8/17/2009
No one believed that there are Big Bears in Eastern North Carolina.
Jacksonville, NC
8/17/2009
No one believed that there are Big Bears in Eastern North Carolina.
Korey O'Day
Eldridge, IA
8/17/2009
This is a photo of the buck that I call Typical Ten. My Cuddebacks have captured photos of this buck for 3 years now. I beleive that he is now a 4 year old, which means he is shooter. I passed on him twice last bow season which was tough, but he was only a 3 year old. I set my Capture on the edge of a draw and a cornfield and left it up for two weeks. Within those two weeks, there was 192 pictures taken of the Typical Ten alone!!! He showed up on 10 out of the 14 days.
Eldridge, IA
8/17/2009
This is a photo of the buck that I call Typical Ten. My Cuddebacks have captured photos of this buck for 3 years now. I beleive that he is now a 4 year old, which means he is shooter. I passed on him twice last bow season which was tough, but he was only a 3 year old. I set my Capture on the edge of a draw and a cornfield and left it up for two weeks. Within those two weeks, there was 192 pictures taken of the Typical Ten alone!!! He showed up on 10 out of the 14 days.
Pete Kiser
,
8/17/2009
Three years ago my wife and I bought 47 acres of forest, about 40 acres of it in hardwoods. The land had been in the family for the past 30 years, and there had been very little evidence of deer on the property. After three years of planting food plots and feeding corn year-round I believe we can safely say we have succeeded in our goal of attracting and growing big bucks on our property. Thanks Cuddyback for these great pictures.
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8/17/2009
Three years ago my wife and I bought 47 acres of forest, about 40 acres of it in hardwoods. The land had been in the family for the past 30 years, and there had been very little evidence of deer on the property. After three years of planting food plots and feeding corn year-round I believe we can safely say we have succeeded in our goal of attracting and growing big bucks on our property. Thanks Cuddyback for these great pictures.
