Photo/Video Galleries
Scott Walton
Perrinton, MI
8/8/2005
Perrinton, MI
8/8/2005
Matt Cunningham
Pinson, AL
8/8/2005
I saw this buck late in rifle season but let him walk since he was young. I knew he would be better this year. The first picture is of the buck after deer season. The second and the third are him in velvet and still growing. I am hoping to get one of him at his max growth level so I can know how big he really is this year. Thanks
Pinson, AL
8/8/2005
I saw this buck late in rifle season but let him walk since he was young. I knew he would be better this year. The first picture is of the buck after deer season. The second and the third are him in velvet and still growing. I am hoping to get one of him at his max growth level so I can know how big he really is this year. Thanks
Tim Vandegrift
Suffield, OH
8/8/2005
Doe at an apple tree with a suprised look on her face. Nice buck caught on a new cuddeback.
Suffield, OH
8/8/2005
Doe at an apple tree with a suprised look on her face. Nice buck caught on a new cuddeback.
Mike Riley
Russellville, KY
8/8/2005
I caught this deer on the edge of a foodplot.
Russellville, KY
8/8/2005
I caught this deer on the edge of a foodplot.
Todd Boyer
Allentown, PA
8/8/2005
I was doing some preseason scouting for the upcoming archery season. I picked aspot that I have hunted in previous years. I set my cuddeback digital camera up at the spot. When I retured the next weekend I found A picture of this mature pennsylvania buck posing for his picture.
Allentown, PA
8/8/2005
I was doing some preseason scouting for the upcoming archery season. I picked aspot that I have hunted in previous years. I set my cuddeback digital camera up at the spot. When I retured the next weekend I found A picture of this mature pennsylvania buck posing for his picture.
David Paape
waterloo, WI
8/8/2005
waterloo, WI
8/8/2005
Jeff W Drake
Freeport, IL
8/8/2005
Three great deer. I can't believe what I am seeing. These deer don't let themselves be seen under normal circumstances, the camera makes all the difference. I have had the camera for about 18 months and have approx 1400 pictures. Of the 1400, about 210 are of bucks, thats 15%, Unbelievable!!
Freeport, IL
8/8/2005
Three great deer. I can't believe what I am seeing. These deer don't let themselves be seen under normal circumstances, the camera makes all the difference. I have had the camera for about 18 months and have approx 1400 pictures. Of the 1400, about 210 are of bucks, thats 15%, Unbelievable!!
Molly Duhm
Greenville, WI
8/8/2005
I have been keeping my eye on this 10 pointer since January...I only hope he will get this close during gun season.
Greenville, WI
8/8/2005
I have been keeping my eye on this 10 pointer since January...I only hope he will get this close during gun season.
Daniel Duhm
Greenville, WI
8/8/2005
Got a nice picture of this 12 pointer on New years day 2005. We were glad to see he had made it thru the gun season, but we were even happier to see he made it thru the winter as we got this nice picture of him in velvet in August.
Greenville, WI
8/8/2005
Got a nice picture of this 12 pointer on New years day 2005. We were glad to see he had made it thru the gun season, but we were even happier to see he made it thru the winter as we got this nice picture of him in velvet in August.
Jason Rosser
Sandusky, MI
8/7/2005
These photos are from a year long search to find the only known wolverine in michigan in over 180 years. Ounce we found him in a remote area in june 04 we tried for months to get a picture of him with no luck. Many people thought we were nuts trying to find an animal that was thought not to exist in michigan. finally in march of 05 our hard work paid off and we have been getting pictures every since. there are many theories of how he got here but one thing is for sure he is here and we will be tracking him with our Cuddeback cameras as long as he is. In the background of two of the pictures you can see another cuddeback and a deercam.
Sandusky, MI
8/7/2005
These photos are from a year long search to find the only known wolverine in michigan in over 180 years. Ounce we found him in a remote area in june 04 we tried for months to get a picture of him with no luck. Many people thought we were nuts trying to find an animal that was thought not to exist in michigan. finally in march of 05 our hard work paid off and we have been getting pictures every since. there are many theories of how he got here but one thing is for sure he is here and we will be tracking him with our Cuddeback cameras as long as he is. In the background of two of the pictures you can see another cuddeback and a deercam.
