Photo/Video Galleries
darrell franklin
carrollton, GA
10/31/2005
these are deer in a qdm club that i established and we are in our second year of the program
carrollton, GA
10/31/2005
these are deer in a qdm club that i established and we are in our second year of the program
darrell franklin
carrollton, GA
10/31/2005
these are deer in a qdm club that i established and we are in our second year of the program
carrollton, GA
10/31/2005
these are deer in a qdm club that i established and we are in our second year of the program
Randy Powell
Bartlesville, OK
10/31/2005
This was opening morning of the 2005 muzzel season in Oklahoma, and I stayed at camp for breakfast, time of photo was 7:34 am . I am still sick, we can see at least 14 scoreable points, sure there are some not shown. This deer will easly make it in the top 10 in Oklahoma, and he is on PUBLIC HUNTING LAND!!!
Bartlesville, OK
10/31/2005
This was opening morning of the 2005 muzzel season in Oklahoma, and I stayed at camp for breakfast, time of photo was 7:34 am . I am still sick, we can see at least 14 scoreable points, sure there are some not shown. This deer will easly make it in the top 10 in Oklahoma, and he is on PUBLIC HUNTING LAND!!!
Albert Grantges
Arlington, TX
10/31/2005
Arlington, TX
10/31/2005
Andy Young
Overland Park, KS
10/31/2005
This big guy was tired of playing second fiddle to the other big deer in the area, so he decided to do something about it. Come front and center for a glamour photo to show to all the does during the rut. What a character...
Overland Park, KS
10/31/2005
This big guy was tired of playing second fiddle to the other big deer in the area, so he decided to do something about it. Come front and center for a glamour photo to show to all the does during the rut. What a character...
Andy Young
Overland Park, KS
10/31/2005
It is hard enough to get these guys to fly, let alone in front of your camera, but we were lucky with both. This image shows the unbelievably fast trigger speed of the cuddeback,its high photo quality, and a turkey who isn't ready to become Thanksgiving dinner... What a great image from a gobbler in Kansas.
Overland Park, KS
10/31/2005
It is hard enough to get these guys to fly, let alone in front of your camera, but we were lucky with both. This image shows the unbelievably fast trigger speed of the cuddeback,its high photo quality, and a turkey who isn't ready to become Thanksgiving dinner... What a great image from a gobbler in Kansas.
JACK EDBERG
WARROAD, MN
10/31/2005
The Cuddeback got a picture of this little guy refereeing a fight between his mommy and her sister. Camera takes great pictures.
WARROAD, MN
10/31/2005
The Cuddeback got a picture of this little guy refereeing a fight between his mommy and her sister. Camera takes great pictures.
brett koep
brandon, MN
10/31/2005
i set the camera up on a scrape line on the edge of an alfalfa field. seems to be an 11 with a split tine.
brandon, MN
10/31/2005
i set the camera up on a scrape line on the edge of an alfalfa field. seems to be an 11 with a split tine.
Bud Flagstad
Andover, MN
10/31/2005
I set up my Cuddeback Digital 3.0 in a very secluded location in Northern Minnesota. The camera took 137 pictures in 36 hours and happened to catch this one shot of this buck during that 36 hours. I believe if I had been using a competitors camera I would have never seen this picture. I have tried other manufacturers and Cuddeback is by far superior. Sincerely, Bud Flagstad
Andover, MN
10/31/2005
I set up my Cuddeback Digital 3.0 in a very secluded location in Northern Minnesota. The camera took 137 pictures in 36 hours and happened to catch this one shot of this buck during that 36 hours. I believe if I had been using a competitors camera I would have never seen this picture. I have tried other manufacturers and Cuddeback is by far superior. Sincerely, Bud Flagstad
Devin Cox
Glenwood, IN
10/31/2005
Found where a couple trails cross and wanted to see what was passing through and got a picture of this big boy!! Notice his drop tine on his left antler.
Glenwood, IN
10/31/2005
Found where a couple trails cross and wanted to see what was passing through and got a picture of this big boy!! Notice his drop tine on his left antler.
