Photo/Video Galleries
Al Parker
No. Providence, RI
1/11/2006
These images were taken on the very first time I used my Cuddeback last October on my hunting camp land in Maine. To have two different bucks licking the same licking branch in the exact same posture is unbelievable and could never be staged any better. The big guy is estimated at being 230 pounds! He survived this past season. Come on next hunting season!!
No. Providence, RI
1/11/2006
These images were taken on the very first time I used my Cuddeback last October on my hunting camp land in Maine. To have two different bucks licking the same licking branch in the exact same posture is unbelievable and could never be staged any better. The big guy is estimated at being 230 pounds! He survived this past season. Come on next hunting season!!
Joe Edin
New Richmond, WI
1/11/2006
The fist picure came from two bucks that have already shed their antlers. This picture was taken while my family was watching from our window. The second buck walked by my stand the day before the season opened. I hunted this deer for 2 months before seeing him. I ended up not getting a shot at him although he was only 15 yards from me.
New Richmond, WI
1/11/2006
The fist picure came from two bucks that have already shed their antlers. This picture was taken while my family was watching from our window. The second buck walked by my stand the day before the season opened. I hunted this deer for 2 months before seeing him. I ended up not getting a shot at him although he was only 15 yards from me.
Craig Menze
Mora, MN
1/11/2006
I got a picture of a Gray Fox on my Cuddeback 1.3
Mora, MN
1/11/2006
I got a picture of a Gray Fox on my Cuddeback 1.3
Mark Dachel
Chippewa Falls, WI
1/11/2006
This buck came in on Nov. 13 on land bordering National Forest in Winter, WI.
Chippewa Falls, WI
1/11/2006
This buck came in on Nov. 13 on land bordering National Forest in Winter, WI.
Mark Dachel
Chippewa Falls, WI
1/11/2006
Two Bucks on land bordering National Forest in Winter, WI. These two bucks were fighting on Thanksgiving Evening during the firearm season.
Chippewa Falls, WI
1/11/2006
Two Bucks on land bordering National Forest in Winter, WI. These two bucks were fighting on Thanksgiving Evening during the firearm season.
Mark Dachel
Chippewa Falls, WI
1/11/2006
Two Bucks on land bordering National Forest in Winter, WI. These two bucks were fighting on Thanksgiving Evening during the firearm season.
Chippewa Falls, WI
1/11/2006
Two Bucks on land bordering National Forest in Winter, WI. These two bucks were fighting on Thanksgiving Evening during the firearm season.
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Charles Lane
Willow Spring, NC
1/11/2006
I bow hunted opening weekend in Jackson, NC in Northampton County on a lease that we have trophy managed for 10 years. After the morning hunt I contemplated moving a bow stand that I had located in a swamp bottom the year before. Since I had the cuddeback camera with me I thought I would put the camera in the bottom near my stand to see if anything of substantial size was moving through the bottom before moving the stand. Wow! The very next morning at 4:55am this big boy walked within 4 feet of my camera. I assume the red light flash turned his head prior to the camera flash for a perfect pose. Notice the dried velvet hanging from his left beam. My bow stand is only 12 yards away. If you notice the tree in the background of his right eye guard you will see the tree my bow stand is located in. I never saw him the rest of the season, but did not hear of him being taken. You can believe I'll be back on him in September.
Willow Spring, NC
1/11/2006
I bow hunted opening weekend in Jackson, NC in Northampton County on a lease that we have trophy managed for 10 years. After the morning hunt I contemplated moving a bow stand that I had located in a swamp bottom the year before. Since I had the cuddeback camera with me I thought I would put the camera in the bottom near my stand to see if anything of substantial size was moving through the bottom before moving the stand. Wow! The very next morning at 4:55am this big boy walked within 4 feet of my camera. I assume the red light flash turned his head prior to the camera flash for a perfect pose. Notice the dried velvet hanging from his left beam. My bow stand is only 12 yards away. If you notice the tree in the background of his right eye guard you will see the tree my bow stand is located in. I never saw him the rest of the season, but did not hear of him being taken. You can believe I'll be back on him in September.
Darin Fugitt
Bates City, MO
1/11/2006
Moved my Cuddeback camera to different side of my hunting property to see if any deer are coming through. My Cuddeback got pictures of 3 different bucks coming through. Darin Fugitt
Bates City, MO
1/11/2006
Moved my Cuddeback camera to different side of my hunting property to see if any deer are coming through. My Cuddeback got pictures of 3 different bucks coming through. Darin Fugitt
sparkey mitchell
lineville, AL
1/11/2006
talk about tigger speed
lineville, AL
1/11/2006
talk about tigger speed
