Photo/Video Galleries
Michael Heastan
Fort Wayne, IN
5/13/2012
At the east end of one of our wetlands we have our attack IR for what ever comes by. This mallard Hen was nesting over the hill on another wetland in a mallard tube. were guessing she was heading to a creek on the south end of our property with her little ones. When this button buck thought he would join them on the walk. pretty cool.
Fort Wayne, IN
5/13/2012
At the east end of one of our wetlands we have our attack IR for what ever comes by. This mallard Hen was nesting over the hill on another wetland in a mallard tube. were guessing she was heading to a creek on the south end of our property with her little ones. When this button buck thought he would join them on the walk. pretty cool.
Jofie Lamprecht
Hallsville, TX
5/13/2012
Trail cameras from my last safari
Hallsville, TX
5/13/2012
Trail cameras from my last safari
Jofie Lamprecht
Hallsville, TX
5/13/2012
I am a Big Game Professional Hunter in Namibia, Africa. I am currently using 8 Cuddeback IR Attack cameras to help me with my work.
Hallsville, TX
5/13/2012
I am a Big Game Professional Hunter in Namibia, Africa. I am currently using 8 Cuddeback IR Attack cameras to help me with my work.
Mark Krieger
Franklin, NJ
5/12/2012
This is an awesome picture but it took us a little while to figure out that it was a large bird of some sort. It was either a turkey or a vulture, but the trigger speed on the Cuddyback is amazing to catch the bird in the center of the picture.
Franklin, NJ
5/12/2012
This is an awesome picture but it took us a little while to figure out that it was a large bird of some sort. It was either a turkey or a vulture, but the trigger speed on the Cuddyback is amazing to catch the bird in the center of the picture.
Mark Krieger
Franklin, NJ
5/12/2012
During the 2010 bear season in NJ, I had many bears coming in to my bait and managed to get pictures of them. One was a family with a mother and cubs.
Franklin, NJ
5/12/2012
During the 2010 bear season in NJ, I had many bears coming in to my bait and managed to get pictures of them. One was a family with a mother and cubs.
Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
5/12/2012
Even when you use your cuddleback for critters beside deer, you never knnow what images to expect. I set up to get some eagle photos, but I wasn't expecting such a great close up.
Motley, MN
5/12/2012
Even when you use your cuddleback for critters beside deer, you never knnow what images to expect. I set up to get some eagle photos, but I wasn't expecting such a great close up.
Tim Glodoski
Oneida, WI
5/11/2012
Had been watching this buck with my Cuddeback and was fortunate enough to take it during the rifle season.13 Points and 200 #.Shawano County.
Oneida, WI
5/11/2012
Had been watching this buck with my Cuddeback and was fortunate enough to take it during the rifle season.13 Points and 200 #.Shawano County.
Russ Howe
Baldwin, NY
5/11/2012
Cuddeback always takes the best photos!
Baldwin, NY
5/11/2012
Cuddeback always takes the best photos!
Russ Howe
Baldwin, NY
5/11/2012
Over the years my Cuddeback cameras have taken thousands of photos of deer, bear, coyotes, fox, turkeys etc. but this is the first time I have seen Rabbits.
Baldwin, NY
5/11/2012
Over the years my Cuddeback cameras have taken thousands of photos of deer, bear, coyotes, fox, turkeys etc. but this is the first time I have seen Rabbits.
Tony Fajbik
Natrona Heights, PA
5/11/2012
One evening I went to retrieve photos from my Attack IR. When I approached the area where my camera had been it was missing. The only thing attached to the tree was the strap. Naturally I thought someone had stolen it. Upon further investigation I was able to find my camera intact about 20 feet away. I brought the camera home and this is what I saw.
Natrona Heights, PA
5/11/2012
One evening I went to retrieve photos from my Attack IR. When I approached the area where my camera had been it was missing. The only thing attached to the tree was the strap. Naturally I thought someone had stolen it. Upon further investigation I was able to find my camera intact about 20 feet away. I brought the camera home and this is what I saw.
