Photo/Video Galleries
Steven Holman
Skandia, MI
12/8/2008
Ruffed Grouse strutting. Neat to see this. Cuddeback is a great product.
Skandia, MI
12/8/2008
Ruffed Grouse strutting. Neat to see this. Cuddeback is a great product.
Steven Holman
Skandia, MI
12/8/2008
Here is a sparring match between 2 real heavyweights. I guess they have to start sometime. Without my cuddeback, we wouldn't be able to watch these bucks grow.
Skandia, MI
12/8/2008
Here is a sparring match between 2 real heavyweights. I guess they have to start sometime. Without my cuddeback, we wouldn't be able to watch these bucks grow.
Jason Buckley
Canute, OK
12/8/2008
This is the biggest 8 point that I have ever got pictures of. I left me camera out over a hole of corn and hog wild, and in a week I had over a hundred pictures and Fifty Videos of this buck alone, I was impressed. I love this camera!
Canute, OK
12/8/2008
This is the biggest 8 point that I have ever got pictures of. I left me camera out over a hole of corn and hog wild, and in a week I had over a hundred pictures and Fifty Videos of this buck alone, I was impressed. I love this camera!
Jason Buckley
Canute, OK
12/8/2008
more pictures of him
Canute, OK
12/8/2008
more pictures of him
Tyler Rector
cuba, IL
12/8/2008
When I first got a picture of this buck in velvet I was thinking he might be close to 200 inches and as time went by and i got over 100 photos of this buck I started to pattern him to the exact days. I called a friend of mine that video tapes for Tom Miranda and told him that I had a 200inch patterned. He came up and on the first evening of Bow season this giant walked in to 22 yards and I hit him in the 12 ring on video. We all thought by the footage the deer was dead and as time went on We never found him and he as been spotted on the neighbors since then with a black scar right behind the shoulder. This is a dream buck that I've watched grow into a monster and I hope to see him soon for the rest of bowseason.
cuba, IL
12/8/2008
When I first got a picture of this buck in velvet I was thinking he might be close to 200 inches and as time went by and i got over 100 photos of this buck I started to pattern him to the exact days. I called a friend of mine that video tapes for Tom Miranda and told him that I had a 200inch patterned. He came up and on the first evening of Bow season this giant walked in to 22 yards and I hit him in the 12 ring on video. We all thought by the footage the deer was dead and as time went on We never found him and he as been spotted on the neighbors since then with a black scar right behind the shoulder. This is a dream buck that I've watched grow into a monster and I hope to see him soon for the rest of bowseason.
Jason Buckley
Canute, OK
12/8/2008
more pictures of him
Canute, OK
12/8/2008
more pictures of him
Jason Buckley
Canute, OK
12/8/2008
More pictures of him
Canute, OK
12/8/2008
More pictures of him
collin jackson
brookhaven, MS
12/8/2008
These 3 pictures are of a 8 point and a nice 7 point i got over a scrape
brookhaven, MS
12/8/2008
These 3 pictures are of a 8 point and a nice 7 point i got over a scrape
John Aucker
Beavertown, PA
12/8/2008
After 8 years of having a cuddeback this is by far the best picture that i have ever got
Beavertown, PA
12/8/2008
After 8 years of having a cuddeback this is by far the best picture that i have ever got
Raymond Pullins
Waverly, OH
12/8/2008
Hi, I'm Kim, Ray's wife, submitting photos and comments for him. Felt that was important to share with you d/t the comments for photo 3#. First hunting season @ our new land/home. Photo#1 Got some great scouting photos of this nice racked Buck, but haven't seen him yet during hunting season. Photo#2 2 Bucks havin' a turf war. Photo#3 Breaks my heart. I think whomever took a shot at this little one needs an eye exam and a lot more target practice before they EVER head out into the woods again! Ray is trying to find it to put it out of it's misery before it starves to death. cuddeback is hands down the best scouting camera Ray has ever used. If you don't have a picture, then you better move your stand 'cause nothin' is comin in! Sincerely, Kim & Ray Pullins
Waverly, OH
12/8/2008
Hi, I'm Kim, Ray's wife, submitting photos and comments for him. Felt that was important to share with you d/t the comments for photo 3#. First hunting season @ our new land/home. Photo#1 Got some great scouting photos of this nice racked Buck, but haven't seen him yet during hunting season. Photo#2 2 Bucks havin' a turf war. Photo#3 Breaks my heart. I think whomever took a shot at this little one needs an eye exam and a lot more target practice before they EVER head out into the woods again! Ray is trying to find it to put it out of it's misery before it starves to death. cuddeback is hands down the best scouting camera Ray has ever used. If you don't have a picture, then you better move your stand 'cause nothin' is comin in! Sincerely, Kim & Ray Pullins
