Photo/Video Galleries
Nathan Mccarville
Murphysboro, IL
12/23/2020
Should have hunted here opening day. This big ten was all over my property on several different cameras. I saw twelve deer on the property I went too but.....
Murphysboro, IL
12/23/2020
Should have hunted here opening day. This big ten was all over my property on several different cameras. I saw twelve deer on the property I went too but.....
Nathan Mccarville
Murphysboro, IL
12/23/2020
Some of the bucks I have been chasing this year.
Murphysboro, IL
12/23/2020
Some of the bucks I have been chasing this year.
Nathan Mccarville
Murphysboro, IL
12/23/2020
Some of the bucks I’ve been chasing this deer season. Had several close calls but so far no bucks.
Murphysboro, IL
12/23/2020
Some of the bucks I’ve been chasing this deer season. Had several close calls but so far no bucks.
Nathan Mccarville
Murphysboro, IL
12/23/2020
We had our first snow of the year. This young buck came in and posed for the camera. Also got this nice 8 pt. Missed him with my bow at 34 yards. Hope he’s still alive after the muzzleloader season.
Murphysboro, IL
12/23/2020
We had our first snow of the year. This young buck came in and posed for the camera. Also got this nice 8 pt. Missed him with my bow at 34 yards. Hope he’s still alive after the muzzleloader season.
Robert Lamer
New Franken, WI
12/22/2020
this nice black bear checking around for any intruders before he hits the bait!!!
New Franken, WI
12/22/2020
this nice black bear checking around for any intruders before he hits the bait!!!
Adam Porter
Bismarck, AR
12/22/2020
The foggy morning made great pictures
Bismarck, AR
12/22/2020
The foggy morning made great pictures
Terry Horton
Martville, NY
12/22/2020
Captured 3 Albino deer on my trail camera near Hannibal, NY. All 3 appear to be fawns even though one is smaller. Pictures were taken December 7th, well into the NY deer season. I actually saw them the following evening while sitting in my tree stand overlooking the food plot.
Martville, NY
12/22/2020
Captured 3 Albino deer on my trail camera near Hannibal, NY. All 3 appear to be fawns even though one is smaller. Pictures were taken December 7th, well into the NY deer season. I actually saw them the following evening while sitting in my tree stand overlooking the food plot.
J.D. Schuenemeyer
Holts Summit, MO
12/21/2020
I had caught brief glimpses of a this deer on our property and heard reports from our neighbor of a good deer in our area. The Cuddeback finally caught this buck coming up a trail in the Missouri River hills here mid-Missouri. I had no idea he was that good! I was watching a football game while reviewing the pics so appropriately I named him Goalposts.
Holts Summit, MO
12/21/2020
I had caught brief glimpses of a this deer on our property and heard reports from our neighbor of a good deer in our area. The Cuddeback finally caught this buck coming up a trail in the Missouri River hills here mid-Missouri. I had no idea he was that good! I was watching a football game while reviewing the pics so appropriately I named him Goalposts.
Scott Stepanian
Valparaiso, IN
12/21/2020
We put out our new cuddebacks on 12/14/20 and captured a buck within a couple days that we never knew was on the property. He has been named “wide load†can’t wait to see what he has next year !
Valparaiso, IN
12/21/2020
We put out our new cuddebacks on 12/14/20 and captured a buck within a couple days that we never knew was on the property. He has been named “wide load†can’t wait to see what he has next year !
Skip Pennington
TRUSSVILLE, AL
12/20/2020
Does a bear sit in the woods? Why yes, it does! We live on a one-acre wooded lot in a residential section near Birmingham, Alabama. Our property backs up to a small creek that flows downhill to the headwaters of the Cahaba River. I'm not a hunter, but I use my Cuddleback H series camera for capturing photos of deer, coyote, fox, raccoon, bobcat, and other small game. With a little deer corn spread out on the ground, it's always fun to go down the hill and check the camera to see what shows up. But seeing a black bear is extremely unusual. We actually saw the bear at our backyard fence nose-to-nose with our dog, Doug. I managed to capture this with my iPhone and with my Canon DSLR camera. After the bear left and the excitement died down, I went down the hill to check the game camera. There were 39 photos of the bear lounging about in front of my game camera for an hour before it decided to visit with Doug. This all happened the morning of November 30, 2020. I've got a video of the bear and our reactions on my personal website at https://www.skipdidit.com/p591508259/ef28d10d9. My video was very popular on local news and social media. Other sightings of the bear, along with my report, brought state wildlife services into our area to try and capture the bear, since it was in a residential area. We have not seen the bear since, and we don't know if the bear has been captured or just moved on. I have been checking on my Cuddleback camera, and with Doug our dog, frequently. Hopefully you'll consider my contest entry. With a newer game camera, maybe I could share better photos next time!
TRUSSVILLE, AL
12/20/2020
Does a bear sit in the woods? Why yes, it does! We live on a one-acre wooded lot in a residential section near Birmingham, Alabama. Our property backs up to a small creek that flows downhill to the headwaters of the Cahaba River. I'm not a hunter, but I use my Cuddleback H series camera for capturing photos of deer, coyote, fox, raccoon, bobcat, and other small game. With a little deer corn spread out on the ground, it's always fun to go down the hill and check the camera to see what shows up. But seeing a black bear is extremely unusual. We actually saw the bear at our backyard fence nose-to-nose with our dog, Doug. I managed to capture this with my iPhone and with my Canon DSLR camera. After the bear left and the excitement died down, I went down the hill to check the game camera. There were 39 photos of the bear lounging about in front of my game camera for an hour before it decided to visit with Doug. This all happened the morning of November 30, 2020. I've got a video of the bear and our reactions on my personal website at https://www.skipdidit.com/p591508259/ef28d10d9. My video was very popular on local news and social media. Other sightings of the bear, along with my report, brought state wildlife services into our area to try and capture the bear, since it was in a residential area. We have not seen the bear since, and we don't know if the bear has been captured or just moved on. I have been checking on my Cuddleback camera, and with Doug our dog, frequently. Hopefully you'll consider my contest entry. With a newer game camera, maybe I could share better photos next time!
