Photo/Video Galleries
FRANK W. MARSH JR.
stoneville, NC
4/3/2007
just got my cuddeback here are first few pics cant wait till horns start to grow on bucks
stoneville, NC
4/3/2007
just got my cuddeback here are first few pics cant wait till horns start to grow on bucks
Paul Cefaly
Joshua, TX
4/2/2007
Hey boyz lets party! When watching this, the birds looked a little uptight , so maybe a little action was in store.
Joshua, TX
4/2/2007
Hey boyz lets party! When watching this, the birds looked a little uptight , so maybe a little action was in store.
Lane Wells
Eddyville, IA
4/1/2007
We decided to put the camera out after deer season to see what was left and to see when they started to shed. If you look close there are four deer in the picture and I believe the two standing up are buck's that have shedded. Thank's for a great product. Lane I sent this picture a month ago but never recieved an email back.
Eddyville, IA
4/1/2007
We decided to put the camera out after deer season to see what was left and to see when they started to shed. If you look close there are four deer in the picture and I believe the two standing up are buck's that have shedded. Thank's for a great product. Lane I sent this picture a month ago but never recieved an email back.
Eric Baylor
Danville, PA
4/1/2007
Want to know whats out there ? Buy a cuddeback and a bag of minerals. I have pictures of 18 different bucks taken on two cuddebacks on public land. I would not believe that many bucks were in this area if i didnt have their pictures.notice the blood on the last bucks rack.
Danville, PA
4/1/2007
Want to know whats out there ? Buy a cuddeback and a bag of minerals. I have pictures of 18 different bucks taken on two cuddebacks on public land. I would not believe that many bucks were in this area if i didnt have their pictures.notice the blood on the last bucks rack.
Eric Baylor
Danville, PA
4/1/2007
I bought a no-flash so i could get night videos of deer visiting scrapes. Since most scrape activity happens at night the no-flash was the only answer for what i wanted to SEE . after making this mock-scrape and cutting a limb for a licking branch, i had 4 buck,some doe,and even a button buck using this scrape.After hundreds of pictures with my other cuddebacks i know the flash does not SPOOK deer but i like the night videos. I will be getting another no-flash.
Danville, PA
4/1/2007
I bought a no-flash so i could get night videos of deer visiting scrapes. Since most scrape activity happens at night the no-flash was the only answer for what i wanted to SEE . after making this mock-scrape and cutting a limb for a licking branch, i had 4 buck,some doe,and even a button buck using this scrape.After hundreds of pictures with my other cuddebacks i know the flash does not SPOOK deer but i like the night videos. I will be getting another no-flash.
Eric Baylor
Danville, PA
4/1/2007
I gave my 14 year old son my old cuddeback and this is his first buck picture. I should have known it would be bigger than any mine have taken.
Danville, PA
4/1/2007
I gave my 14 year old son my old cuddeback and this is his first buck picture. I should have known it would be bigger than any mine have taken.
Eric Baylor
Danville, PA
4/1/2007
I caught this buck practicing for when i am in my stand.
Danville, PA
4/1/2007
I caught this buck practicing for when i am in my stand.
Raymond Pullins
Waverly, OH
4/1/2007
Does in the snow This photo was taken on 60 acres of land that my relatives own where I have hunted for 11yrs. Notice the 2 deer in the background getting ready to cross the creek. We thought this picture was beautiful. It shows a stair step size of does out in the white and fluffy snow. Big atypical buck these 2 photos were taken on our 10 acre lot where we are going to eventually build. This big guy came in a few days in a row after the completion of hunting season, but we haven't seen him since. The cuddeback camera is awesome! Viewing the pictures that it captures has become a fun event for the whole family! We all gather around the computer to see what is out there and get excited about the next hunting season. You can only imagine our surprise when we saw this big guy and our sentiment as we saw the beauty of the winter season and the does. Thank you,The camera is well worth the money!
Waverly, OH
4/1/2007
Does in the snow This photo was taken on 60 acres of land that my relatives own where I have hunted for 11yrs. Notice the 2 deer in the background getting ready to cross the creek. We thought this picture was beautiful. It shows a stair step size of does out in the white and fluffy snow. Big atypical buck these 2 photos were taken on our 10 acre lot where we are going to eventually build. This big guy came in a few days in a row after the completion of hunting season, but we haven't seen him since. The cuddeback camera is awesome! Viewing the pictures that it captures has become a fun event for the whole family! We all gather around the computer to see what is out there and get excited about the next hunting season. You can only imagine our surprise when we saw this big guy and our sentiment as we saw the beauty of the winter season and the does. Thank you,The camera is well worth the money!
Glen Stark
Magnolia, OH
4/1/2007
Got this picture on my cuddeback last August. I thought I was seeing double because it looked almost like the deer that I entered last year . But it couldn't be because that beauty was killed on the last day of bow season. I think this deer may be a son of my last year's entry. My cuddeback took an almost identilcle picture. Same pose, different deer.
Magnolia, OH
4/1/2007
Got this picture on my cuddeback last August. I thought I was seeing double because it looked almost like the deer that I entered last year . But it couldn't be because that beauty was killed on the last day of bow season. I think this deer may be a son of my last year's entry. My cuddeback took an almost identilcle picture. Same pose, different deer.
Steven Holman
Skandia, MI
4/1/2007
This doe is enjoying a late summer transparent apple. The second picture is a family of sandhill cranes
Skandia, MI
4/1/2007
This doe is enjoying a late summer transparent apple. The second picture is a family of sandhill cranes
