Photo/Video Galleries
Andrew Spivey
Zachary, LA
7/26/2016
Using my Cuddeback Attack IR to scout the deer cruising through the funnel on the back side of my new farm, apparently a crow decided to drop in and join the other feeding on protein pellets.
Zachary, LA
7/26/2016
Using my Cuddeback Attack IR to scout the deer cruising through the funnel on the back side of my new farm, apparently a crow decided to drop in and join the other feeding on protein pellets.
Andrew Spivey
Zachary, LA
7/26/2016
Using my Cuddeback Attack IR to scout the deer cruising through the funnel on the back side of my new farm, apparently a crow decided to use my camera as a roost.
Zachary, LA
7/26/2016
Using my Cuddeback Attack IR to scout the deer cruising through the funnel on the back side of my new farm, apparently a crow decided to use my camera as a roost.
Levi
Webster Springs, WV
7/26/2016
Left my Cuddeback Ambush IR out for the longest time after Christmas. Expected it to be dead when I went back in July to get it. I was then amazed it had lasted almost 5 months. Then I got to this picture and was shocked because I had never seen a turkey in this location and better yet a big tom with a double beard. Cuddeback fan forever!!
Webster Springs, WV
7/26/2016
Left my Cuddeback Ambush IR out for the longest time after Christmas. Expected it to be dead when I went back in July to get it. I was then amazed it had lasted almost 5 months. Then I got to this picture and was shocked because I had never seen a turkey in this location and better yet a big tom with a double beard. Cuddeback fan forever!!
Gary Gable
Hamburg, NY
7/26/2016
woods we lease was heavily logged 6 years ago. the cover is so thick it is difficult to determine where the deer travel during the summer. while scouting a logging road I noticed where deer were crossing the road. Following the narrow trail to where it opened up enough to put a camera. So far five different bucks, 2 spikes and 4 point have showed up. this is the first week of camera being in place. It pays to spend time in the woods during the summer to find out where the bucks hang out ..
Hamburg, NY
7/26/2016
woods we lease was heavily logged 6 years ago. the cover is so thick it is difficult to determine where the deer travel during the summer. while scouting a logging road I noticed where deer were crossing the road. Following the narrow trail to where it opened up enough to put a camera. So far five different bucks, 2 spikes and 4 point have showed up. this is the first week of camera being in place. It pays to spend time in the woods during the summer to find out where the bucks hang out ..
Neil Hansen
Grand Marais, MN
7/25/2016
Did Somebody Cry WOLF?
Grand Marais, MN
7/25/2016
Did Somebody Cry WOLF?
Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
7/25/2016
It's deer season for my Cuddeback. I had set up on a field edge for deer. I had a pleasant surprise when I got these great photos of this Sandhill crane family.
Motley, MN
7/25/2016
It's deer season for my Cuddeback. I had set up on a field edge for deer. I had a pleasant surprise when I got these great photos of this Sandhill crane family.
Bruce Felz
Three Forks, MT
7/24/2016
We first captured the bear and her cube looking away from the camera about a month ago. We reset the camera and tried again and they visited the same spot. The camera also caught a mother deer and two fawns. This turned out to be a great location. We have recorded; elk, deer, moose and the bears all on the same camera.
Three Forks, MT
7/24/2016
We first captured the bear and her cube looking away from the camera about a month ago. We reset the camera and tried again and they visited the same spot. The camera also caught a mother deer and two fawns. This turned out to be a great location. We have recorded; elk, deer, moose and the bears all on the same camera.
Jeff Barron
Carleton, MI
7/24/2016
I have hunted this property for 6 years and have never had a buck this size ever show up. I leave my camera up 9 months out of the year so that I can see what deer survived from year to year, and try to hopefully get a glimpse of a nice buck,such as this. With all of the hunting pressure around my property it's always nice to see a smart buck like this one survive. Most of my pictures of bucks are all at night, so it was nice to catch this one in daylight.
Carleton, MI
7/24/2016
I have hunted this property for 6 years and have never had a buck this size ever show up. I leave my camera up 9 months out of the year so that I can see what deer survived from year to year, and try to hopefully get a glimpse of a nice buck,such as this. With all of the hunting pressure around my property it's always nice to see a smart buck like this one survive. Most of my pictures of bucks are all at night, so it was nice to catch this one in daylight.
Susan Fike
Batesville, AR
7/24/2016
Well after lots of pictures of does and hardly any fawns I now know why after getting this picture. bad day to have been the fawn
Batesville, AR
7/24/2016
Well after lots of pictures of does and hardly any fawns I now know why after getting this picture. bad day to have been the fawn
Paul Walck
Bethlehem, PA
7/24/2016
This photo was taken with my 1st Cuddeback attack IR that I purchased back in 2012 I just purchased your Cuddeback long range IR and was looking through old photos and came across this one thought you my enjoy it
Bethlehem, PA
7/24/2016
This photo was taken with my 1st Cuddeback attack IR that I purchased back in 2012 I just purchased your Cuddeback long range IR and was looking through old photos and came across this one thought you my enjoy it
