Photo/Video Galleries
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
5/4/2009
This tom decided to take a break right in front of the camera. He layed there for nine minutes before getting up and walking away.
Brillion, WI
5/4/2009
This tom decided to take a break right in front of the camera. He layed there for nine minutes before getting up and walking away.
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
5/4/2009
Brillion, WI
5/4/2009
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
5/4/2009
Brillion, WI
5/4/2009
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
5/4/2009
Brillion, WI
5/4/2009
Joseph Treffinger
Rib Lake, WI
5/4/2009
I will usually set my camera out for 3-4 days at a time before I check it, and I always get pictures of this bear. I must have over 200 pictures of it. Even some day time pictures. But this time it decided to scratch it's back with my camera. It did do just a little damage. It bent the mouting bracket and twisted the camera, but it still works great just a few minor repairs. To me it looks like a very big bear. I hope you enjoy these pictures.
Rib Lake, WI
5/4/2009
I will usually set my camera out for 3-4 days at a time before I check it, and I always get pictures of this bear. I must have over 200 pictures of it. Even some day time pictures. But this time it decided to scratch it's back with my camera. It did do just a little damage. It bent the mouting bracket and twisted the camera, but it still works great just a few minor repairs. To me it looks like a very big bear. I hope you enjoy these pictures.
Reade Taylor
Mifflinville, PA
5/4/2009
I have three cudde back cameras set up around my property in northeastern PA and enjoy them a great deal. I have been getting several very nice photos of a bobcat but nothing compares the this action photo where the bobcat has pounced a cottontail. How is that for fast shutter speed. Hooray for cudde back
Mifflinville, PA
5/4/2009
I have three cudde back cameras set up around my property in northeastern PA and enjoy them a great deal. I have been getting several very nice photos of a bobcat but nothing compares the this action photo where the bobcat has pounced a cottontail. How is that for fast shutter speed. Hooray for cudde back
Jason Holewinski
Oconto Falls, WI
5/3/2009
I found this fawn dead in my wooods in January. When the weather the warmed up and it started to thaw I got some pictures of a reallly nice bobcat that was rumored to be in the area.To my surprise the was two of them on one occasion. I don't know much about them, but this looks like a really big cat. It took the cat two weeks to fully consume the deer.
Oconto Falls, WI
5/3/2009
I found this fawn dead in my wooods in January. When the weather the warmed up and it started to thaw I got some pictures of a reallly nice bobcat that was rumored to be in the area.To my surprise the was two of them on one occasion. I don't know much about them, but this looks like a really big cat. It took the cat two weeks to fully consume the deer.
ROGER ALLEN SR.
WAUSAUKEE, WI
5/3/2009
I was trying to get a picture of this turkey in full strut for a long time. I kept moving the camera around my woods and finally to my surprise I got him.
WAUSAUKEE, WI
5/3/2009
I was trying to get a picture of this turkey in full strut for a long time. I kept moving the camera around my woods and finally to my surprise I got him.
Brian LaValley
Sparta, WI
5/2/2009
These two toms have been showing up together on numerous cameras throughout the spring. Hopefully they'll be around in a week for my season. Not the biggest we've caught on camera, but two nice specimens. The other is a hind end look of another nice tom, just from a different angle.
Sparta, WI
5/2/2009
These two toms have been showing up together on numerous cameras throughout the spring. Hopefully they'll be around in a week for my season. Not the biggest we've caught on camera, but two nice specimens. The other is a hind end look of another nice tom, just from a different angle.
Lonny Rabalais
Baton Rouge, LA
5/2/2009
Just tryin the ol Peanut Butter trick. It never, ever, fails! Wild game, any wild game loves....Peanut Butter as this feral hog in the Kisatchie National Forest can attest to.
Baton Rouge, LA
5/2/2009
Just tryin the ol Peanut Butter trick. It never, ever, fails! Wild game, any wild game loves....Peanut Butter as this feral hog in the Kisatchie National Forest can attest to.
