Photo/Video Galleries
Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
2/3/2019
My camera had been sitting out in below zero temps & these were the last 2 photos taken the day before it got down to minus 40 degrees & took its toll on the batteries. I’m really surprised the camera even worked at minus 15 degrees.
Motley, MN
2/3/2019
My camera had been sitting out in below zero temps & these were the last 2 photos taken the day before it got down to minus 40 degrees & took its toll on the batteries. I’m really surprised the camera even worked at minus 15 degrees.
Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
2/3/2019
The old saying that things are bigger in Texas haven’t seen this photo. Minnesota rules!! I was going thru my old Cuddeback photos & thought I would share my most unusual photo to the new followers out there. Hope you enjoy it.
Motley, MN
2/3/2019
The old saying that things are bigger in Texas haven’t seen this photo. Minnesota rules!! I was going thru my old Cuddeback photos & thought I would share my most unusual photo to the new followers out there. Hope you enjoy it.
Tony Groover
Loveland, CO
2/1/2019
My heeler, Fank. Once he realized there was a camera on him.
Loveland, CO
2/1/2019
My heeler, Fank. Once he realized there was a camera on him.
Tony Groover
Loveland, CO
2/1/2019
Set the camera to see what critters were by the chicken coop. Guess he couldn't get to the chickens.
Loveland, CO
2/1/2019
Set the camera to see what critters were by the chicken coop. Guess he couldn't get to the chickens.
Clay Townson
Loudon, TN
2/1/2019
This is a shot after season over a mineral rock
Loudon, TN
2/1/2019
This is a shot after season over a mineral rock
Kevin Dahl
Brookings, SD
1/31/2019
I was happily surprised to see this photo on my camera. It looks like a momma doe is about to tangle with another doe over her fawn. It almost looks like a jumping contest. The second picture is a couple of deer snuggled up to stay warm during an April snow storm
Brookings, SD
1/31/2019
I was happily surprised to see this photo on my camera. It looks like a momma doe is about to tangle with another doe over her fawn. It almost looks like a jumping contest. The second picture is a couple of deer snuggled up to stay warm during an April snow storm
Jonathan Steele
Belvidere, TN
1/31/2019
A young deer got hit on the roadway and my aunt found it covered in leaves along one of her property trails. She uncovered a portion of it to investigate. She come back the next day to find it recovered so we put a camera on it to see what covered it up. I got over a hundred pictures of this beautiful Bobcat. I love your products.
Belvidere, TN
1/31/2019
A young deer got hit on the roadway and my aunt found it covered in leaves along one of her property trails. She uncovered a portion of it to investigate. She come back the next day to find it recovered so we put a camera on it to see what covered it up. I got over a hundred pictures of this beautiful Bobcat. I love your products.
Danny Tallent
Greenwood, SC
1/31/2019
I set my new Cuddebacks in an area frequented by wild game. Little did I know that these big Coyotes were frequenting the same areas.
Greenwood, SC
1/31/2019
I set my new Cuddebacks in an area frequented by wild game. Little did I know that these big Coyotes were frequenting the same areas.
John Stahl
Williamstown, NJ
1/30/2019
His name is High Brow and he is on a farm which we lease in southern Indiana. Although we have had him on camera for the last two seasons, this was the first season in which he was on our hit list. We saw several times this season while bow hunting but he always seems to be one step ahead of us. Our neighbor has pictures of him after the season ended so we are looking for the opportunity to hunt him next season. The reason for this entree is not his size or his story, but it’s the quality of the picture that I felt was worth sharing. We run approximately 12 cameras all season and have viewed tens of thousands of pictures over the years and this picture is the worthy of being classified as pure art. I can only hope that you enjoy it as much as we have.
Williamstown, NJ
1/30/2019
His name is High Brow and he is on a farm which we lease in southern Indiana. Although we have had him on camera for the last two seasons, this was the first season in which he was on our hit list. We saw several times this season while bow hunting but he always seems to be one step ahead of us. Our neighbor has pictures of him after the season ended so we are looking for the opportunity to hunt him next season. The reason for this entree is not his size or his story, but it’s the quality of the picture that I felt was worth sharing. We run approximately 12 cameras all season and have viewed tens of thousands of pictures over the years and this picture is the worthy of being classified as pure art. I can only hope that you enjoy it as much as we have.
Todd Goehner
Atchison, KS
1/29/2019
I put this camera up along an old logging road. I have gotten a few pictures every now and then of the turkeys but it surprised me to see a group of them puffed up at the same time, white heads and all, in January, and facing the camera. Definitely going to be a good spring.
Atchison, KS
1/29/2019
I put this camera up along an old logging road. I have gotten a few pictures every now and then of the turkeys but it surprised me to see a group of them puffed up at the same time, white heads and all, in January, and facing the camera. Definitely going to be a good spring.
