Photo/Video Galleries
Luke Muff
Clarinda, IA
7/9/2014
cuddeback capture ir. Really big buck it appears to have 3 main beams on the one side followed by another nice buck. Very clear pictures. I have few pictures of these two deer never would of known they were on that farm if it wasn't for my cuddeback.
Clarinda, IA
7/9/2014
cuddeback capture ir. Really big buck it appears to have 3 main beams on the one side followed by another nice buck. Very clear pictures. I have few pictures of these two deer never would of known they were on that farm if it wasn't for my cuddeback.
Corey L. Whorrall
Norwich, NY
7/9/2014
Using Cuddebacks have influenced my hunting strategies and now that I know there are bigger bucks on the property I let these little ones go each year! Thanks! The photo Father like Son, hopefully!
Norwich, NY
7/9/2014
Using Cuddebacks have influenced my hunting strategies and now that I know there are bigger bucks on the property I let these little ones go each year! Thanks! The photo Father like Son, hopefully!
James Francis
Greenville, TX
7/9/2014
I have been watching this Doe ( aka. Lefty) coming in to eat and I knew she had a fawn. But this was a nice surprise to see Twins. It's a good day.
Greenville, TX
7/9/2014
I have been watching this Doe ( aka. Lefty) coming in to eat and I knew she had a fawn. But this was a nice surprise to see Twins. It's a good day.
Jimmy Frederick
Rulo, NE
7/9/2014
Its go time
Rulo, NE
7/9/2014
Its go time
Cody Richardson
Craig, CO
7/8/2014
These are just a few photos I decided to share with everyone. The freak with a main beam shooting straight up is known as the ladder buck. Harvested in rifle season I wasn't able to find the sheds off him. The drop tine buck was an interesting adventure! He was only seen a few times and hardly every on camera. You could call him a ghost buck . Taken late season by the landowner. The third buck known as king was an old old OLD buck! Blades everywhere!
Craig, CO
7/8/2014
These are just a few photos I decided to share with everyone. The freak with a main beam shooting straight up is known as the ladder buck. Harvested in rifle season I wasn't able to find the sheds off him. The drop tine buck was an interesting adventure! He was only seen a few times and hardly every on camera. You could call him a ghost buck . Taken late season by the landowner. The third buck known as king was an old old OLD buck! Blades everywhere!
Scott S Lickley
Allegan, MI
7/8/2014
This was taken in my backyard. In Michigan. I sent this a couple weeks ago but maybe it didn't send.
Allegan, MI
7/8/2014
This was taken in my backyard. In Michigan. I sent this a couple weeks ago but maybe it didn't send.
Chad Vines
Rockwood, MI
7/8/2014
Had cuddeback pics for the second year of this deer and he's not letting me down in the spread department!...and a bonus sandhill
Rockwood, MI
7/8/2014
Had cuddeback pics for the second year of this deer and he's not letting me down in the spread department!...and a bonus sandhill
Dennis Magnusson
Iron Mountain, WY
7/7/2014
I put my Attack at a salt location where we summer cattle and catch some really cool stuff. Looks like this bull can't figure out this bold little doe. Also got a pic of this one horn ram. Notice his eye is also gone on that side.
Iron Mountain, WY
7/7/2014
I put my Attack at a salt location where we summer cattle and catch some really cool stuff. Looks like this bull can't figure out this bold little doe. Also got a pic of this one horn ram. Notice his eye is also gone on that side.
Sean Callahan
Browerville, MN
7/7/2014
These new cameras are amazing! I love watching the bucks grow their antlers. The pics are from the new IR long range flash model. This thing works great. Cant wait till bow season. thanks
Browerville, MN
7/7/2014
These new cameras are amazing! I love watching the bucks grow their antlers. The pics are from the new IR long range flash model. This thing works great. Cant wait till bow season. thanks
Carmela Collins
Coatesville, PA
7/7/2014
Triplet fawns nursing on Mama Doe!
Coatesville, PA
7/7/2014
Triplet fawns nursing on Mama Doe!
