Photo/Video Galleries
Peter Hughes
Deansboro, NY
3/5/2019
I located the camera over a deer carcas about 400 yards behind my house. This is the first picture of a bobcat that I have ever gotten.
Deansboro, NY
3/5/2019
I located the camera over a deer carcas about 400 yards behind my house. This is the first picture of a bobcat that I have ever gotten.
Ryan Deich
Lone Jack, MO
3/5/2019
Hawks visiting a carcass. Arctic temps made it too cold to bury.
Lone Jack, MO
3/5/2019
Hawks visiting a carcass. Arctic temps made it too cold to bury.
Ryan Deich
Lone Jack, MO
3/5/2019
Staging area for deer. I happened to be watching from 1k yds away, on this day. 13 filed out of this hedge thicket. They were on the hunt for food.
Lone Jack, MO
3/5/2019
Staging area for deer. I happened to be watching from 1k yds away, on this day. 13 filed out of this hedge thicket. They were on the hunt for food.
Mackenzie Wilke
Burton, TX
3/5/2019
Southeast Texas 2018 Hunting Season portrayed in one snapshot.
Burton, TX
3/5/2019
Southeast Texas 2018 Hunting Season portrayed in one snapshot.
ROLF AMUNDSON
WHEATLAND, WY
3/5/2019
Bull Fight at Night I have several cameras set out in our Elk hunting area to help determine Elk movements during the night time hours. Our Hunt Area is very wide open country and this gives us some idea of what could be in the area and what direction we might go to chase them. No guarantee's but helps somewhat!
WHEATLAND, WY
3/5/2019
Bull Fight at Night I have several cameras set out in our Elk hunting area to help determine Elk movements during the night time hours. Our Hunt Area is very wide open country and this gives us some idea of what could be in the area and what direction we might go to chase them. No guarantee's but helps somewhat!
Don Cooper
Aurora, CO
3/3/2019
I set my Cuddeback in a meadow coming out of a choke point. There are two nice bull elk strolling by. They both seemed to like preening for the camera.
Aurora, CO
3/3/2019
I set my Cuddeback in a meadow coming out of a choke point. There are two nice bull elk strolling by. They both seemed to like preening for the camera.
Kevin Habberfield
Hamburg, NY
3/3/2019
1) I caught a deer mid flight over 4 feet off the ground jumping. Pretty amazing. 2) A piebald 4pt. 3) Coyote (large one) eyes lighting up.
Hamburg, NY
3/3/2019
1) I caught a deer mid flight over 4 feet off the ground jumping. Pretty amazing. 2) A piebald 4pt. 3) Coyote (large one) eyes lighting up.
Don Cooper
Aurora, CO
3/3/2019
I set my Cuddeback digital Long Range IR over a nice mule deer buck that had been shot and not recovered. It was mostly picked over by scavengers but I was still able to get pictures of the Black Bear that had been feasting on the carcass for a few days. There were also Coyote and numerous birds. I have three of these cameras and others. This is my favorite camera.
Aurora, CO
3/3/2019
I set my Cuddeback digital Long Range IR over a nice mule deer buck that had been shot and not recovered. It was mostly picked over by scavengers but I was still able to get pictures of the Black Bear that had been feasting on the carcass for a few days. There were also Coyote and numerous birds. I have three of these cameras and others. This is my favorite camera.
Larry Burdick
Hickory Corners, MI
3/1/2019
I set my Cuddieback on a road Kill Deer to see what I would capture and I got these Red Tail Hawks
Hickory Corners, MI
3/1/2019
I set my Cuddieback on a road Kill Deer to see what I would capture and I got these Red Tail Hawks
Peter Thiemann
Jacksonville, OR
2/25/2019
I have to make another correction to my photo submittal from This morning. Please disregard the change from my first submittal of this photo which correctly showed a Holden Eagle and a Raven. The closest bird to the camera is a Raven with the Eagle landing. It is a somewhat “mystical†photo with an incredible landscape effect of depth of field to the horizon with all that action a few feet from the Cuddeback camera.
Jacksonville, OR
2/25/2019
I have to make another correction to my photo submittal from This morning. Please disregard the change from my first submittal of this photo which correctly showed a Holden Eagle and a Raven. The closest bird to the camera is a Raven with the Eagle landing. It is a somewhat “mystical†photo with an incredible landscape effect of depth of field to the horizon with all that action a few feet from the Cuddeback camera.
