Photo/Video Galleries
Dick Biethman
Prairie du Rocher, IL
8/15/2018
I got these pictures in April 2018 great scouting tool
Prairie du Rocher, IL
8/15/2018
I got these pictures in April 2018 great scouting tool
Steven Puckett
Collinsville, OK
8/15/2018
Usually the horses are a bit annoying when trying to hunt, but they do make the deer less suspicious of stomping around, and on occasion provide a good photo.
Collinsville, OK
8/15/2018
Usually the horses are a bit annoying when trying to hunt, but they do make the deer less suspicious of stomping around, and on occasion provide a good photo.
Vincent Gajewski
Honey Grove, PA
8/15/2018
This little one has been visiting our wooded lot the last couple of days. Last year we saw the mama or papa bear a fair amount looks like baby bear has moved in. Only downside is getting close to deer season and don't want to walk up on him or her in the dark.
Honey Grove, PA
8/15/2018
This little one has been visiting our wooded lot the last couple of days. Last year we saw the mama or papa bear a fair amount looks like baby bear has moved in. Only downside is getting close to deer season and don't want to walk up on him or her in the dark.
Mike Janosko
Northern Cambria, PA
8/15/2018
This is the first buck I ever had on camera I call him skinny brows and been watching him for two years now. He really blew up this year and would love to get a whack at him.
Northern Cambria, PA
8/15/2018
This is the first buck I ever had on camera I call him skinny brows and been watching him for two years now. He really blew up this year and would love to get a whack at him.
Louise Heikes
Red Lion, PA
8/15/2018
This was taken with a Cuddeback Capture. I've had these 2 cameras for 5+ years now! I leave them out year round, and they are still taking great pictures! (Love the color pics at night!.) I've tried other brands, but my Cuddebacks have outlasted all of them and none of them has had the quality of pictures (both night and day) that I get with my Cuddebacks! (Had a Cuddeback Attack IR as well, but another Cuddeback fan stole it off the tree a few years back :( ) I Have 2 Double Barrels (for those night pics) and a set of the Cuddelink IR's on the way. Can't wait to get them set up.
Red Lion, PA
8/15/2018
This was taken with a Cuddeback Capture. I've had these 2 cameras for 5+ years now! I leave them out year round, and they are still taking great pictures! (Love the color pics at night!.) I've tried other brands, but my Cuddebacks have outlasted all of them and none of them has had the quality of pictures (both night and day) that I get with my Cuddebacks! (Had a Cuddeback Attack IR as well, but another Cuddeback fan stole it off the tree a few years back :( ) I Have 2 Double Barrels (for those night pics) and a set of the Cuddelink IR's on the way. Can't wait to get them set up.
Bill Carter
Benton, AR
8/14/2018
Unbelievable Story... We were gone from our property for close to two weeks. We got back and noticed a missing camera. Only the battery compartment screw laying on the ground by the pond. (I know- shouldn't have had it so close). We've been lucky with the bear activity all summer that one hadn't got a camera so far. Not a gigantic loss. It was one of our older cameras. Probably 14yrs old and has taken, no joke 500,000+ photos. Probably on it's last leg. I am always having to reset the time and date. I know it misses a lot of photos, as I have another camera set up close by.I hike back down the next day (so I know 100% it has been in the pond for two days at least- I am assuming a lot more), dredge the pond with a rake and find it. We dry it out for a couple days and retrieve the photos. A bear had spun it off of the tree. Cuddeback seals their cameras so well, it did not appear to get wet on the inside, and is back to taking pictures, as you can see, they are just fine... we love the cuddebacks. As long as it will take photos, we will have it on a tree somewhere. If their older models like this, can withstand being in a pond for a few days, I imagine the newer ones are awesome.
Benton, AR
8/14/2018
Unbelievable Story... We were gone from our property for close to two weeks. We got back and noticed a missing camera. Only the battery compartment screw laying on the ground by the pond. (I know- shouldn't have had it so close). We've been lucky with the bear activity all summer that one hadn't got a camera so far. Not a gigantic loss. It was one of our older cameras. Probably 14yrs old and has taken, no joke 500,000+ photos. Probably on it's last leg. I am always having to reset the time and date. I know it misses a lot of photos, as I have another camera set up close by.I hike back down the next day (so I know 100% it has been in the pond for two days at least- I am assuming a lot more), dredge the pond with a rake and find it. We dry it out for a couple days and retrieve the photos. A bear had spun it off of the tree. Cuddeback seals their cameras so well, it did not appear to get wet on the inside, and is back to taking pictures, as you can see, they are just fine... we love the cuddebacks. As long as it will take photos, we will have it on a tree somewhere. If their older models like this, can withstand being in a pond for a few days, I imagine the newer ones are awesome.
Erik Drellack
Eagle, WI
8/14/2018
Just put this trail in this spring with hopes to concentrate the deer movement from the swamp to the plot. I think they found it! If you look closely you can see in the background what will eventually become a challenger but for now they are running together like brothers!
Eagle, WI
8/14/2018
Just put this trail in this spring with hopes to concentrate the deer movement from the swamp to the plot. I think they found it! If you look closely you can see in the background what will eventually become a challenger but for now they are running together like brothers!
Zach Peck
Laurel, MD
8/14/2018
This guy stopped off about 20 yards from my stand for a quick scratch. I'm a little more used to seeing deer on the SD card, not itchy foxes!
Laurel, MD
8/14/2018
This guy stopped off about 20 yards from my stand for a quick scratch. I'm a little more used to seeing deer on the SD card, not itchy foxes!
Charles Minnick Jr.
Smithsburg, MD
8/13/2018
Checking my cameras is just as exciting to me as hunting. I've been hunting this farm six years now with nothing to exciting on camera, other than a big nine point that evaded me for three years then completely disappeared for twos years. But i'm thinking this droptine buck is him finally back on camera. Maybe this will be the year i connect with him hunting. If not though its still cool seeing him frequently on camera.
Smithsburg, MD
8/13/2018
Checking my cameras is just as exciting to me as hunting. I've been hunting this farm six years now with nothing to exciting on camera, other than a big nine point that evaded me for three years then completely disappeared for twos years. But i'm thinking this droptine buck is him finally back on camera. Maybe this will be the year i connect with him hunting. If not though its still cool seeing him frequently on camera.
Ken Wynne-Dyke
Somerset West, South Africa, Ot
8/13/2018
This is a Bushpig and is the first time one has been photographed near Somerset West. They normally inhabit further up the coast of South Africa. They enjoy mud bathing as can be seen from this one.
Somerset West, South Africa, Ot
8/13/2018
This is a Bushpig and is the first time one has been photographed near Somerset West. They normally inhabit further up the coast of South Africa. They enjoy mud bathing as can be seen from this one.
