Photo/Video Galleries
Nick Loxtercamp
Cold Spring, MN
9/10/2006
I set up my new Cuddeback Excite up next to this apple tree hoping to get a picture of a nice buck, but to my surprise i got this picture of a curious coyote climbing this tree looking for some apples instead.
Cold Spring, MN
9/10/2006
I set up my new Cuddeback Excite up next to this apple tree hoping to get a picture of a nice buck, but to my surprise i got this picture of a curious coyote climbing this tree looking for some apples instead.
Brian Abts
Fountain City, WI
9/10/2006
I did this setup between a wooded point and a corn field. My camera was in the right spot at the right time to get a great shot of nice 8. notice the scar on his hip.
Fountain City, WI
9/10/2006
I did this setup between a wooded point and a corn field. My camera was in the right spot at the right time to get a great shot of nice 8. notice the scar on his hip.
Johnny Costello
Oak Grove, LA
9/10/2006
Dove flew in front of the camera.
Oak Grove, LA
9/10/2006
Dove flew in front of the camera.
Ronald French
Sandy, OR
9/10/2006
I set up the Cuddeback at a spring 5 days earlier. I mounted it at the lower spot, but the bull came in and made a wallow at the upper area. Fortunately the bull walked down the hill and stopped to bugle in front of my camera! My best trailcam photo to date! I have the older style 3.0 trailcam
Sandy, OR
9/10/2006
I set up the Cuddeback at a spring 5 days earlier. I mounted it at the lower spot, but the bull came in and made a wallow at the upper area. Fortunately the bull walked down the hill and stopped to bugle in front of my camera! My best trailcam photo to date! I have the older style 3.0 trailcam
Allen Johnson
Branson, MO
9/10/2006
This Cuddeback photo is of some Kudu who came to a waterhole in the Kalahari in Botswana, Africa in July of this year.
Branson, MO
9/10/2006
This Cuddeback photo is of some Kudu who came to a waterhole in the Kalahari in Botswana, Africa in July of this year.
Allen Johnson
Branson, MO
9/10/2006
This leopard hunt had 5 leopards on 5 baits. We used two Cuddeback cameras to select a leopard to shoot. This is a picture of the leopard I shot as he napped under the bait tree. As the shadow of the tree moved the leopard moved his bed to stay in the shadow. I set the camera to take pictures every 5 minutes. When we came to the tree to check it he left but we could see the beds and so checked the camera. The pictures proved we should set up on this tree. We took the leopard the first night. Cuddeback was absoulutely essential in our success.
Branson, MO
9/10/2006
This leopard hunt had 5 leopards on 5 baits. We used two Cuddeback cameras to select a leopard to shoot. This is a picture of the leopard I shot as he napped under the bait tree. As the shadow of the tree moved the leopard moved his bed to stay in the shadow. I set the camera to take pictures every 5 minutes. When we came to the tree to check it he left but we could see the beds and so checked the camera. The pictures proved we should set up on this tree. We took the leopard the first night. Cuddeback was absoulutely essential in our success.
Matt Jaeger
central point, OR
9/10/2006
Blacktail
central point, OR
9/10/2006
Blacktail
harold frank
oshkosh, WI
9/10/2006
6 more days to go and it is hunting time!
oshkosh, WI
9/10/2006
6 more days to go and it is hunting time!
Kevin fowler
Farmington, MN
9/10/2006
Meet Mr. Palmer, he has been around all summer and took his velvet off in two nights-thanks cuddeback!
Farmington, MN
9/10/2006
Meet Mr. Palmer, he has been around all summer and took his velvet off in two nights-thanks cuddeback!
Bryan Nolan
Napoleonville, LA
9/10/2006
After taking a few pictures with my new cuddeback it was certain i would own no other. The first picture is not a really big deer but I thought the green eyes and the spider web in front of the deer made a real good presentation. The video shows just how fast cuddeback cameras are activated.Looking really good you can see the deer run pass the camera in split seconds. Awesome
Napoleonville, LA
9/10/2006
After taking a few pictures with my new cuddeback it was certain i would own no other. The first picture is not a really big deer but I thought the green eyes and the spider web in front of the deer made a real good presentation. The video shows just how fast cuddeback cameras are activated.Looking really good you can see the deer run pass the camera in split seconds. Awesome
