Photo/Video Galleries
Dan The Man Hasselburg
Quincy, IN
3/4/2009
After a little snack this one antler buck wanted to see what was on the tree. When check camera my wife found the other antler by feeder.
Quincy, IN
3/4/2009
After a little snack this one antler buck wanted to see what was on the tree. When check camera my wife found the other antler by feeder.
Grant Jefcoats
Columbia, MS
3/3/2009
wondered how the coons were getting up on my feeder and tearing off the predator gaurd on my feeder, so i set the camera up and that night i got a great picture of how they where doing it
Columbia, MS
3/3/2009
wondered how the coons were getting up on my feeder and tearing off the predator gaurd on my feeder, so i set the camera up and that night i got a great picture of how they where doing it
Angus Kondratowicz
Fair Lawn, NJ
3/3/2009
I stopped putting out carn but left the camera up they kept coming for it though. I guess these two young deer blamed each other for eating it all?
Fair Lawn, NJ
3/3/2009
I stopped putting out carn but left the camera up they kept coming for it though. I guess these two young deer blamed each other for eating it all?
Barry Buschschulte
Pinckneyville, IL
3/3/2009
This is the third year in a row for seeing this Albino doe. I finaly captured a good Cuddeback photo of her. I'm waiting on the piebald bucks to grow up. Barry Buschschulte
Pinckneyville, IL
3/3/2009
This is the third year in a row for seeing this Albino doe. I finaly captured a good Cuddeback photo of her. I'm waiting on the piebald bucks to grow up. Barry Buschschulte
Ethan Harrison
Haskell, OK
3/3/2009
1)Here is a couple of young bucks sparring as the littler guy looks on. 2)A little ten pointer eating acorn rage as the big eight comes in for a bite to eat.
Haskell, OK
3/3/2009
1)Here is a couple of young bucks sparring as the littler guy looks on. 2)A little ten pointer eating acorn rage as the big eight comes in for a bite to eat.
Dennis Reginelli
Starkville,
3/3/2009
We were out looking for that buck and then 8 inches of rain appeared in a couple of hours and we went from taking buck pictures to getting wood duck pictures.
Starkville,
3/3/2009
We were out looking for that buck and then 8 inches of rain appeared in a couple of hours and we went from taking buck pictures to getting wood duck pictures.
Dennis Reginelli
Starkville, MS
3/3/2009
Looking for deer after season and this turkey made a nice spread for us. Starting to see more turkey come back to this area after several years of timber cutting.
Starkville, MS
3/3/2009
Looking for deer after season and this turkey made a nice spread for us. Starting to see more turkey come back to this area after several years of timber cutting.
Colby Coppinger
Morrison, TN
3/3/2009
We have a burnt orange coyote out in the Imperial Whitetail Institute Clover. 2nd and 3rd pics just some nice gobblers. We've got a double beard!!!
Morrison, TN
3/3/2009
We have a burnt orange coyote out in the Imperial Whitetail Institute Clover. 2nd and 3rd pics just some nice gobblers. We've got a double beard!!!
Chase Smith
Highland, KS
3/3/2009
This is a picture of the nice deer on our farm that is only a two and a half years old. This buck is hanging on to his rack for a long time, but hopefully this buck and some others will drop their racks soon cause I'm ready for shed hunting.
Highland, KS
3/3/2009
This is a picture of the nice deer on our farm that is only a two and a half years old. This buck is hanging on to his rack for a long time, but hopefully this buck and some others will drop their racks soon cause I'm ready for shed hunting.
Eric Larson
Milltown, WI
3/2/2009
This is a buck that I have been watching for the last two years now. I have nicknamed him Crabclaw due to distinct claws at the end of each of his mainbeams. After having an encounter with him on Holloween I hadnt seen him in nearly three months. Thanks to my Cuddeback I know that he is still around! P.S.-The first photo is from this year and the second photo is from last year.
Milltown, WI
3/2/2009
This is a buck that I have been watching for the last two years now. I have nicknamed him Crabclaw due to distinct claws at the end of each of his mainbeams. After having an encounter with him on Holloween I hadnt seen him in nearly three months. Thanks to my Cuddeback I know that he is still around! P.S.-The first photo is from this year and the second photo is from last year.
