Photo/Video Galleries
Joell Adair
Payson, UT
9/30/2018
This is a bull that is kind of weird to me but still kind of cool.
Payson, UT
9/30/2018
This is a bull that is kind of weird to me but still kind of cool.
Joell Adair
Payson, UT
9/30/2018
i have not had any cougars for a while this cougar went by two of my trail cameras this time they were a little ways apart but on the same general trail.
Payson, UT
9/30/2018
i have not had any cougars for a while this cougar went by two of my trail cameras this time they were a little ways apart but on the same general trail.
Joell Adair
Payson, UT
9/30/2018
These two bulls have been running around together this entire year that i have had my trail cameras up. The one bull on the left put on quite a bit of mass and growth the other bull is a first for me this year. He has got quite long eye guards. The pictures of the bulls locking antlers is not a actual fight but play fighting getting ready for the rut. These two bulls are what would be considered satellite bulls because the are in a limited entry bull area.
Payson, UT
9/30/2018
These two bulls have been running around together this entire year that i have had my trail cameras up. The one bull on the left put on quite a bit of mass and growth the other bull is a first for me this year. He has got quite long eye guards. The pictures of the bulls locking antlers is not a actual fight but play fighting getting ready for the rut. These two bulls are what would be considered satellite bulls because the are in a limited entry bull area.
Joell Adair
Payson, UT
9/30/2018
This bull is new to me this yea,r most of the bulls i have saw on trail cameras have had short three's. This bull has the longest three's that i have saw on my trail cameras.
Payson, UT
9/30/2018
This bull is new to me this yea,r most of the bulls i have saw on trail cameras have had short three's. This bull has the longest three's that i have saw on my trail cameras.
Gregory Strony
DICKSON CITY, PA
9/30/2018
The camera is near my main tree stand about 1 mile above corn/soy bean fields. Doe are plentiful as well as smaller bucks. During the rut, the mature bucks show up. I caught this pic recently. i am amazed at these two matriarchs battling for territory. Judging by the location, in comparison with other pictures, they are standing at least 6 foot or more! Maybe they are fighting over a buck!
DICKSON CITY, PA
9/30/2018
The camera is near my main tree stand about 1 mile above corn/soy bean fields. Doe are plentiful as well as smaller bucks. During the rut, the mature bucks show up. I caught this pic recently. i am amazed at these two matriarchs battling for territory. Judging by the location, in comparison with other pictures, they are standing at least 6 foot or more! Maybe they are fighting over a buck!
PK May
Florence, AL
9/30/2018
I had been watching the turkey eat my seed from the freshly planted field. Also, the doe and her 2 little ones visited the plot frequently. I had recently purchased the cuddelink and cell home system and was trying it out on a food plot and woods in my back yard, before taking it afield. I have owned trail cameras for years and looked at 1000's of pictures and this is the first time I have ever got deer and turkey on a picture. Just wanted to share it with everone.
Florence, AL
9/30/2018
I had been watching the turkey eat my seed from the freshly planted field. Also, the doe and her 2 little ones visited the plot frequently. I had recently purchased the cuddelink and cell home system and was trying it out on a food plot and woods in my back yard, before taking it afield. I have owned trail cameras for years and looked at 1000's of pictures and this is the first time I have ever got deer and turkey on a picture. Just wanted to share it with everone.
david ward
petal, MS
9/29/2018
THe story behind all of the bucks in this picture began a couple years back. I rejoined a hunting club that my uncle had been managing for about the last 10 years. The acreage of the plot is a little less than 400. Although my uncle had legal control of the lease, he had very little interaction with the day to day operation or planning because he was working out of town a lot. This led to several problems. Too many members,and lack of respect for wildlife conservation and management led to a major reduction in members. I took over to manage what deer to take and which deer to leave. For the first year (2018-2018 season) we harvested one nice ten point and several does. We watched and passed on several nice, but young, 6's,8;s and 10's. Due to the high amount of hunting pressure surrounding us, I was curious as to how well we could actually grow a herd. So this brings us to the pictures at hand. It's only year two of the management program and i must say i am extremely impressed. The cuddelink system has added another tool in my toolbox. Everyone knows that if you want to hold deer, then the deer need to go unmolested. The cuddelink along with the cuddelink cell has allowed me to do just that. Along with large capacity feeders, and well planted food plots, the deer are allowed to go undisturbed. First things first, you must understand the deer in these pictures may not be the next record of any kind. However, for this area they are exceptional bucks. Any expert advise on which ones to take and which ones to leave, or i am considering leaving them all. the oldest I believe is only 3.
petal, MS
9/29/2018
THe story behind all of the bucks in this picture began a couple years back. I rejoined a hunting club that my uncle had been managing for about the last 10 years. The acreage of the plot is a little less than 400. Although my uncle had legal control of the lease, he had very little interaction with the day to day operation or planning because he was working out of town a lot. This led to several problems. Too many members,and lack of respect for wildlife conservation and management led to a major reduction in members. I took over to manage what deer to take and which deer to leave. For the first year (2018-2018 season) we harvested one nice ten point and several does. We watched and passed on several nice, but young, 6's,8;s and 10's. Due to the high amount of hunting pressure surrounding us, I was curious as to how well we could actually grow a herd. So this brings us to the pictures at hand. It's only year two of the management program and i must say i am extremely impressed. The cuddelink system has added another tool in my toolbox. Everyone knows that if you want to hold deer, then the deer need to go unmolested. The cuddelink along with the cuddelink cell has allowed me to do just that. Along with large capacity feeders, and well planted food plots, the deer are allowed to go undisturbed. First things first, you must understand the deer in these pictures may not be the next record of any kind. However, for this area they are exceptional bucks. Any expert advise on which ones to take and which ones to leave, or i am considering leaving them all. the oldest I believe is only 3.
John MacEachran
Sharon, NH
9/28/2018
Young bull moose along 12 year old skidder trail, southern NH. Really gives a great sense of the size of these magnificent animals. Nice to see a healthy adult in his day of brain worm and winter ticks..
Sharon, NH
9/28/2018
Young bull moose along 12 year old skidder trail, southern NH. Really gives a great sense of the size of these magnificent animals. Nice to see a healthy adult in his day of brain worm and winter ticks..
Clayton Gilde
MCBAIN, MI
9/28/2018
White-tailed deer like to take selfies too! We have 7 Cameras out currently using cuddelink and it works great! Love being able to get the photos without having to leave the house and only needing to purchase one cell plan for all.
MCBAIN, MI
9/28/2018
White-tailed deer like to take selfies too! We have 7 Cameras out currently using cuddelink and it works great! Love being able to get the photos without having to leave the house and only needing to purchase one cell plan for all.
Ron Harrington
Clive, AB
9/28/2018
Sometimes even a cow just wants to say cheese!
Clive, AB
9/28/2018
Sometimes even a cow just wants to say cheese!
