Photo/Video Galleries
Todd Russell
Bridgeport, NE
7/31/2009
Let this 9 point go last year. Knew he would really be good this year, with 5 on one side and 4 on the other. Looks like I'll have to wait one more year since he broke one antler off. Hope he makes it another season.
Bridgeport, NE
7/31/2009
Let this 9 point go last year. Knew he would really be good this year, with 5 on one side and 4 on the other. Looks like I'll have to wait one more year since he broke one antler off. Hope he makes it another season.
Cory Anderson
, WI
7/31/2009
Been gettin all does on my camera then this guy and his lil buddy pop up!!! Ive also been getn this bear coming around now too!!!
, WI
7/31/2009
Been gettin all does on my camera then this guy and his lil buddy pop up!!! Ive also been getn this bear coming around now too!!!
Blake Helget
Fremont, NE
7/30/2009
This is what we like to call the ghost buck of the farm located on the Platte river near Fremont, NE. The picture makes the deer appear transparent. Lets hope this buck can stay elusive for another few years and develop into a trophy. The second picture just really gives a good look at my favorite feature of a buck. His antlers! Not sure what he was doing so close to the camera but I thought it was a great shot. With his mass, it seems like he will develop into a fine eight pointer.
Fremont, NE
7/30/2009
This is what we like to call the ghost buck of the farm located on the Platte river near Fremont, NE. The picture makes the deer appear transparent. Lets hope this buck can stay elusive for another few years and develop into a trophy. The second picture just really gives a good look at my favorite feature of a buck. His antlers! Not sure what he was doing so close to the camera but I thought it was a great shot. With his mass, it seems like he will develop into a fine eight pointer.
Kyle Grosenick
Jefferson, WI
7/30/2009
These pictures were taken in Cataract Wisconsin in mid July in 2009. I have the capture IR it is my first trail cam. I dont think ill ever find anything to replace it check them out.
Jefferson, WI
7/30/2009
These pictures were taken in Cataract Wisconsin in mid July in 2009. I have the capture IR it is my first trail cam. I dont think ill ever find anything to replace it check them out.
Todd Bischoff
Cook, NE
7/30/2009
Here are some photos of a buck I've been watching since end of May. Very excited about the upcoming season until a friend of mine sent me the bad news via text. Got some great pictures of him, but at least with help of your camera I know I got more. Luckily I picked him up before anyone else. I knew it was him instantly. Thanks again.
Cook, NE
7/30/2009
Here are some photos of a buck I've been watching since end of May. Very excited about the upcoming season until a friend of mine sent me the bad news via text. Got some great pictures of him, but at least with help of your camera I know I got more. Luckily I picked him up before anyone else. I knew it was him instantly. Thanks again.
moses maendel
brandon, MB
7/30/2009
The Ir camera is a whole new revolution, the picture is unbelievable, wicked trigger speed, and cant wait to go check my cameras every time !!!
brandon, MB
7/30/2009
The Ir camera is a whole new revolution, the picture is unbelievable, wicked trigger speed, and cant wait to go check my cameras every time !!!
Trevor Marin
Sturgeon Bay, WI
7/30/2009
My dad and I hadn't gotten any pictures of nice bucks at all that year. We decided to set the Cuddeback No Flash up on a lightly used trail leading to a standing corn field. After one week we decided to check how many pictures there were. We were disappointed because there were only five pictures. It turned out that it is true that the big bucks use the lightly used trails because this big boy was on that trail and on our Cuddeback. The other bucks were little but at least got this big boy. Thank goodness for the No Flash because with this buck being so close, a flash may have scared him away. It turned out that in the rifle season that year, I was fortunate enough to kill that same exact buck. He was rutting so hard he snapped of the end of his left horn. Thanks to the Cuddeback No Flash I hunted hard just to get this buck.
Sturgeon Bay, WI
7/30/2009
My dad and I hadn't gotten any pictures of nice bucks at all that year. We decided to set the Cuddeback No Flash up on a lightly used trail leading to a standing corn field. After one week we decided to check how many pictures there were. We were disappointed because there were only five pictures. It turned out that it is true that the big bucks use the lightly used trails because this big boy was on that trail and on our Cuddeback. The other bucks were little but at least got this big boy. Thank goodness for the No Flash because with this buck being so close, a flash may have scared him away. It turned out that in the rifle season that year, I was fortunate enough to kill that same exact buck. He was rutting so hard he snapped of the end of his left horn. Thanks to the Cuddeback No Flash I hunted hard just to get this buck.
Kaleb Mccarville
Cedarville, AR
7/30/2009
I thought these first 2 pictures were pretty neat. On the last picture i'm not sure what happened to his 1 side.
Cedarville, AR
7/30/2009
I thought these first 2 pictures were pretty neat. On the last picture i'm not sure what happened to his 1 side.
Kaleb Mccarville
Cedarville, AR
7/30/2009
I have my camera right next to our house and i get these twins everyday. This doe seems to have twins every year
Cedarville, AR
7/30/2009
I have my camera right next to our house and i get these twins everyday. This doe seems to have twins every year
matt kiker
allison tx, TX
7/30/2009
this is a big hog
allison tx, TX
7/30/2009
this is a big hog
