Photo/Video Galleries
Shawn Coble
Olpe, KS
1/11/2009
I had my camera up for over a week trying to get pictures of deer and all i was getting was pictures of a rabbit over and over again. I was a little aggrevated about getting so many pictures of this rabbit and then this coyote came along and solved the problem for me. I thought it was a pretty neat picture.
Olpe, KS
1/11/2009
I had my camera up for over a week trying to get pictures of deer and all i was getting was pictures of a rabbit over and over again. I was a little aggrevated about getting so many pictures of this rabbit and then this coyote came along and solved the problem for me. I thought it was a pretty neat picture.
Randy Lucas
Mead, WA
1/11/2009
I have recorded over 10,000 photos with my Cuddeback camera and have captured all kinds of game, so I thought I would share my favorite.
Mead, WA
1/11/2009
I have recorded over 10,000 photos with my Cuddeback camera and have captured all kinds of game, so I thought I would share my favorite.
Larry Fletcher
Louisa, KY
1/11/2009
Just a few pictures of a couple of young bucks and a sneaky visitor.
Louisa, KY
1/11/2009
Just a few pictures of a couple of young bucks and a sneaky visitor.
Jason MacPherson
Mountain Grove, MO
1/11/2009
I took a lot of good pictures with my No Flash this fall but this one is my favorite, not just because it's a great buck but it's daylight, a few hours after legal shooting light. It was also AFTER our firearms season here in Missouri so this buck's chances of surviving for me to see him bowhunting were good. This shot was taken on a fence jump just on the outskirts of a doe bedding area near one of my stands. I figured some good bucks would be circling downwind of the bedding area scent checking for estrous does and I was right! I love the brilliant, crisp colors I get with my No Flash in daylight pictures like this one!
Mountain Grove, MO
1/11/2009
I took a lot of good pictures with my No Flash this fall but this one is my favorite, not just because it's a great buck but it's daylight, a few hours after legal shooting light. It was also AFTER our firearms season here in Missouri so this buck's chances of surviving for me to see him bowhunting were good. This shot was taken on a fence jump just on the outskirts of a doe bedding area near one of my stands. I figured some good bucks would be circling downwind of the bedding area scent checking for estrous does and I was right! I love the brilliant, crisp colors I get with my No Flash in daylight pictures like this one!
Steve Felosa
Shinnston, WV
1/11/2009
Pic 1- This is my second archery buck of 2008. However, I killed it before I saw this picture. It did not make the 125 P&Y minimum (108 4/8), but it was still a nice deer for WV. Pic 2- My 108 4/8 P&Y 9 point -On the ground
Shinnston, WV
1/11/2009
Pic 1- This is my second archery buck of 2008. However, I killed it before I saw this picture. It did not make the 125 P&Y minimum (108 4/8), but it was still a nice deer for WV. Pic 2- My 108 4/8 P&Y 9 point -On the ground
Steve Felosa
Shinnston, WV
1/11/2009
Surprised Gray Fox
Shinnston, WV
1/11/2009
Surprised Gray Fox
Steve Felosa
Shinnston, WV
1/11/2009
This one is sort of strange, but Im sure its a blue jay or maybe two or maybe a double exposure
Shinnston, WV
1/11/2009
This one is sort of strange, but Im sure its a blue jay or maybe two or maybe a double exposure
Steve Felosa
Shinnston, WV
1/11/2009
Picture 1- My 131 2/8 P&Y 9 pointer. This is my best picture of my 1st ever Official P&Y buck Picture 2- My 131 2/8 P&Y buck and a raccoon Picture 3- My 131 2/8 P&Y 9 pointer - On the ground Testimonial: I was excited to see this new Capture model released with an economical price. I had an earlier model and was not as impressed with it and found it hard to program. The Capture is easiest of any I have used. I truly believe that Cuddeback was one of the biggest reasons I was able to harvest this great animal. I captured several pictures of the buck over the course of a month. The camera helped me locate him and if I did not know he was there I would have definitely harvested a lesser buck. I was able to hold out and take him on opening day of the 2008 archery season. This was my biggest buck to date- A 9 pointer that net scored: 131 2/8 P&Y. Thank You for a superb product! Steve Felosa, West Virginia
Shinnston, WV
1/11/2009
Picture 1- My 131 2/8 P&Y 9 pointer. This is my best picture of my 1st ever Official P&Y buck Picture 2- My 131 2/8 P&Y buck and a raccoon Picture 3- My 131 2/8 P&Y 9 pointer - On the ground Testimonial: I was excited to see this new Capture model released with an economical price. I had an earlier model and was not as impressed with it and found it hard to program. The Capture is easiest of any I have used. I truly believe that Cuddeback was one of the biggest reasons I was able to harvest this great animal. I captured several pictures of the buck over the course of a month. The camera helped me locate him and if I did not know he was there I would have definitely harvested a lesser buck. I was able to hold out and take him on opening day of the 2008 archery season. This was my biggest buck to date- A 9 pointer that net scored: 131 2/8 P&Y. Thank You for a superb product! Steve Felosa, West Virginia
Steve Felosa
Shinnston, WV
1/11/2009
Opossum Apple Thief- This opossum carried away at least 5 apples from my bait pile
Shinnston, WV
1/11/2009
Opossum Apple Thief- This opossum carried away at least 5 apples from my bait pile
Steve Felosa
Shinnston, WV
1/11/2009
Early October whitetail deer sparring match
Shinnston, WV
1/11/2009
Early October whitetail deer sparring match
