Photo/Video Galleries
Robert Gaudet
Bossier City, LA
6/12/2008
We found this photo posted to a forum. If it is real, then your camera has captured one of the best photos of a bigfoot creature ever taken. We do not know who owned the camera or who posted it to the forum. Can you tell if the photo is real?
Bossier City, LA
6/12/2008
We found this photo posted to a forum. If it is real, then your camera has captured one of the best photos of a bigfoot creature ever taken. We do not know who owned the camera or who posted it to the forum. Can you tell if the photo is real?
Keegan Dunning
Battle Ground, WA
6/11/2008
I was told there had been a lot of bears in the area. After looking for the perfect tree to put my camera on for 2 hours I found one. I had these two bears come in and pose for me. I am so glad I got this picture with my Cuddeback instead of one of my cheap cameras.
Battle Ground, WA
6/11/2008
I was told there had been a lot of bears in the area. After looking for the perfect tree to put my camera on for 2 hours I found one. I had these two bears come in and pose for me. I am so glad I got this picture with my Cuddeback instead of one of my cheap cameras.
Darren Choate
Flagstaff, AZ
6/11/2008
I started scouting for an archery elk hunt in May of 2007. This bull, known as the Split G-2 Bull, showed up early and often. However, as the hunt approached the Split G-2 Bull went in search of cows and was never seen again, by me anyway. I should have known that the bull was sticking his tongue out at me for a reason.
Flagstaff, AZ
6/11/2008
I started scouting for an archery elk hunt in May of 2007. This bull, known as the Split G-2 Bull, showed up early and often. However, as the hunt approached the Split G-2 Bull went in search of cows and was never seen again, by me anyway. I should have known that the bull was sticking his tongue out at me for a reason.
Erik Holum
Mitchell, SD
6/11/2008
My dad and I call these toms the James River Warriors because of the tail feathers they have lost. I was wondering if I would get a good shot of a tom strutting and I ended up with 3 in the picture (there is a fourth if you look closely). We have loved having our Expert and just purchased a No Flash to try out. They are by far the best trail camera on the market.
Mitchell, SD
6/11/2008
My dad and I call these toms the James River Warriors because of the tail feathers they have lost. I was wondering if I would get a good shot of a tom strutting and I ended up with 3 in the picture (there is a fourth if you look closely). We have loved having our Expert and just purchased a No Flash to try out. They are by far the best trail camera on the market.
Ryan Rider
Portage, MI
6/11/2008
Placed the camera on a well used trail and found out about the large number of racoons in the area and when there breeding season is.
Portage, MI
6/11/2008
Placed the camera on a well used trail and found out about the large number of racoons in the area and when there breeding season is.