Photo/Video Galleries
Kevin Marchant
Brussels, WI
8/9/2006
Trying to share.
Brussels, WI
8/9/2006
Trying to share.
Dave Oleson
Hooppole, IL
8/9/2006
I have been following these two bucks for a while and knew they would hang out together on occasion throught the year. I didnt figure one would want to kick the other's butt for sticking his tounge out - but I guess I was wrong! REALLY it is a FUNNY picture. One is sticking his tounge out while the other is getting ready to kick his butt! (look between the brow tines of the first buck and one can see the front leg of the other buck kicking the other!) Thanks For A Great Product! Dave Oleson
Hooppole, IL
8/9/2006
I have been following these two bucks for a while and knew they would hang out together on occasion throught the year. I didnt figure one would want to kick the other's butt for sticking his tounge out - but I guess I was wrong! REALLY it is a FUNNY picture. One is sticking his tounge out while the other is getting ready to kick his butt! (look between the brow tines of the first buck and one can see the front leg of the other buck kicking the other!) Thanks For A Great Product! Dave Oleson
GREGG TUCKER
Murphysboro, IL
8/9/2006
Daytime video at a mineral lick,up close and personal.
Murphysboro, IL
8/9/2006
Daytime video at a mineral lick,up close and personal.
Dave Oleson
Hooppole, IL
8/9/2006
I have been getting a lot of pictures all summer that show a lot of moths overall. The moths are from the background to the foreground on many pictures but none compare to the ones submitted. The first picture #14 shows a moth in the doe's eye and the second #28 shows a moth sittin on a doe's eye. The last picture #73 show just how many moths and deer there are - 3 on 3 !! I cant imagine dealing with moths and mosquitos like this at night then deer flys and whatever else the rest of the time! Thanks For A great Product! Dave Oleson
Hooppole, IL
8/9/2006
I have been getting a lot of pictures all summer that show a lot of moths overall. The moths are from the background to the foreground on many pictures but none compare to the ones submitted. The first picture #14 shows a moth in the doe's eye and the second #28 shows a moth sittin on a doe's eye. The last picture #73 show just how many moths and deer there are - 3 on 3 !! I cant imagine dealing with moths and mosquitos like this at night then deer flys and whatever else the rest of the time! Thanks For A great Product! Dave Oleson
GREGG TUCKER
murphysboro, IL
8/9/2006
Here's a night shot of a doe at one of my mineral licks,with my new NF CUDDEBACK.
murphysboro, IL
8/9/2006
Here's a night shot of a doe at one of my mineral licks,with my new NF CUDDEBACK.
GREGG TUCKER
murphysboro, IL
8/9/2006
My buddy told me,buy a cuddeback if you want to get some good pictures of deer, or you can buy a cheap camera and get alot of pictures of nothing.I just got my new cuddeback a few weeks ago.Here are a few of the pictures,and they aren't empty shots.Thanks for a great camera.
murphysboro, IL
8/9/2006
My buddy told me,buy a cuddeback if you want to get some good pictures of deer, or you can buy a cheap camera and get alot of pictures of nothing.I just got my new cuddeback a few weeks ago.Here are a few of the pictures,and they aren't empty shots.Thanks for a great camera.
andy weigel
west salem, WI
8/8/2006
couple of bucks i got
west salem, WI
8/8/2006
couple of bucks i got
David Heard
Dover, AR
8/8/2006
We put out our cuddeback where my wife usually bowhunts. To our surprise we got these pictures of a three legged doe with twin healthy fawns. With out our cuddeback we would not have ever seen this amazing doe. It appears to us the she was born that way. We can not see any sign of an injury. We never saw this deer in person. Thanks for a great product.
Dover, AR
8/8/2006
We put out our cuddeback where my wife usually bowhunts. To our surprise we got these pictures of a three legged doe with twin healthy fawns. With out our cuddeback we would not have ever seen this amazing doe. It appears to us the she was born that way. We can not see any sign of an injury. We never saw this deer in person. Thanks for a great product.
David Garrett
Hawkinsville, GA
8/8/2006
This deer was captured licking his lips.
Hawkinsville, GA
8/8/2006
This deer was captured licking his lips.
Mike Walters
Broken Arrow, OK
8/8/2006
Broken Arrow, OK
8/8/2006
