Photo/Video Galleries
Robert Tipp
Warrenton, MO
10/7/2008
Saw some nice bucks in the bean field north of the house and I set up my Cuddeback Capture, and look what it caught!
Warrenton, MO
10/7/2008
Saw some nice bucks in the bean field north of the house and I set up my Cuddeback Capture, and look what it caught!
Matthew Shattuck
Elkhorn, WI
10/7/2008
Nice buck eating apples.
Elkhorn, WI
10/7/2008
Nice buck eating apples.
P.J. Dugan
Clayville, NY
10/7/2008
Clayville, NY
10/7/2008
Jon Davis
Snow Hill, NC
10/7/2008
The Cuddeback Capture is a great camera. Placed it on a heavyily used trail and got a pic of this big bobcat!!! Thanks cudeback!!!!
Snow Hill, NC
10/7/2008
The Cuddeback Capture is a great camera. Placed it on a heavyily used trail and got a pic of this big bobcat!!! Thanks cudeback!!!!
Adam Boysen
Hills, IA
10/7/2008
Hills, IA
10/7/2008
Adam Boysen
Hills, IA
10/7/2008
This buck loves the camera as much as I do. Adam Boysen
Hills, IA
10/7/2008
This buck loves the camera as much as I do. Adam Boysen
John Couch, Jr.
Gulf Breeze, FL
10/7/2008
Photos were taken in Lowndes County, Alabama. I found a crossing on a creek with large tracks and set my camera out on the 10th of September. The morning of the 17th, I ckecked it and found that these bucks had come along earlier that morning. I had set the capture for a 1 minute delay.
Gulf Breeze, FL
10/7/2008
Photos were taken in Lowndes County, Alabama. I found a crossing on a creek with large tracks and set my camera out on the 10th of September. The morning of the 17th, I ckecked it and found that these bucks had come along earlier that morning. I had set the capture for a 1 minute delay.
Adam Huggins
Lufkin, TX
10/7/2008
I put a camera in a food plot laced with young oaks. The plot is somewhat hourglass shaped and the narrow part makes for a perfect spot to catch game moving from one end to the other...(guess the cat thought so too). In 5 days the 30 sec. delay took over 80 pictures. Whats amazing is that I covered the plot using a drag so the ground is fairly smooth with no ruts or depressions. He is completely flat, ears included. I was also shocked by the time of day. I sure wish I could have seen what happend next. Thank You Cuddeback!!
Lufkin, TX
10/7/2008
I put a camera in a food plot laced with young oaks. The plot is somewhat hourglass shaped and the narrow part makes for a perfect spot to catch game moving from one end to the other...(guess the cat thought so too). In 5 days the 30 sec. delay took over 80 pictures. Whats amazing is that I covered the plot using a drag so the ground is fairly smooth with no ruts or depressions. He is completely flat, ears included. I was also shocked by the time of day. I sure wish I could have seen what happend next. Thank You Cuddeback!!
Mike Beelaert
Orchard, NE
10/7/2008
I have been using Cuddeback Digital Cameras on my property for several years, besides hunting it extensively. I have observed many bucks mature from one year to the next, so I was surprised to see this mature buck for the first time on a No Flash. Wonder where he has been the last four years?
Orchard, NE
10/7/2008
I have been using Cuddeback Digital Cameras on my property for several years, besides hunting it extensively. I have observed many bucks mature from one year to the next, so I was surprised to see this mature buck for the first time on a No Flash. Wonder where he has been the last four years?
Jason Hooper
Benton, AR
10/7/2008
This feeder and my Cuddeback are literally 30 yards from my back door. This 9 point has been coming into the feeder since he was in velvet. The coon has been a somewhat infrequent visitor, but this time he seems to enjoy sharing the meal with these 2 bucks.
Benton, AR
10/7/2008
This feeder and my Cuddeback are literally 30 yards from my back door. This 9 point has been coming into the feeder since he was in velvet. The coon has been a somewhat infrequent visitor, but this time he seems to enjoy sharing the meal with these 2 bucks.
