Photo/Video Galleries
Jonathan Taylor
Colonial Heights, VA
9/25/2010
This is the first time using a game camera, and I love the easy us of the Cuddyback. I got this picture of these two small bucks showing each other who's boss and now i'm addicted to the camera.
Colonial Heights, VA
9/25/2010
This is the first time using a game camera, and I love the easy us of the Cuddyback. I got this picture of these two small bucks showing each other who's boss and now i'm addicted to the camera.
Spencer Graham
Brusly, LA
9/25/2010
Some of last years good ones. Nothing like watching young bucks hooking it up. The Big six point is a picture from years ago. It was taken by a DC-200.
Brusly, LA
9/25/2010
Some of last years good ones. Nothing like watching young bucks hooking it up. The Big six point is a picture from years ago. It was taken by a DC-200.
Spencer Graham
Brusly, LA
9/25/2010
This is my favorite salt lick. It was established in 1992 and has been active ever since. Notice in the second picture the bat (center). Non typical has been watching over this spot since my 1st DC-200.
Brusly, LA
9/25/2010
This is my favorite salt lick. It was established in 1992 and has been active ever since. Notice in the second picture the bat (center). Non typical has been watching over this spot since my 1st DC-200.
tim calhoun
archibald, LA
9/25/2010
LEAVE MY BUCK ALONE! SISTER! Caught on cuddeback just to the right of my deer stand. Tim Calhoun
archibald, LA
9/25/2010
LEAVE MY BUCK ALONE! SISTER! Caught on cuddeback just to the right of my deer stand. Tim Calhoun
Joseph Russ
Conway, SC
9/25/2010
What is it? A oversized fox, coyote, or a dog.
Conway, SC
9/25/2010
What is it? A oversized fox, coyote, or a dog.
Dustin Ducote
Hessmer, LA
9/25/2010
Nice buck with a big body.
Hessmer, LA
9/25/2010
Nice buck with a big body.
steve sammis
Isle, MN
9/25/2010
fat three legged bear on way to and from food plot
Isle, MN
9/25/2010
fat three legged bear on way to and from food plot
Julie Morgan
Boston Hts., OH
9/25/2010
This picture is the first official sighting of a bobcat in Northeast Ohio, reportedly extinct in our area since the 1800s. The photo caused quite a media frenzy; it went crazy on the web. I had two news crews show up for interviews; they both ran the picture and story on the evening news. The picture was also featured in the Cleveland Plain Dealer. I had just purchased my second Capture to replaced one that had been in the woods three years and taken over 10,000 pictures. I debated on buying a different brand that didnt have a flash; luckily I went with the Cuddeback Capture again. I love the night color photo that gave me my 15 minutes of fame. Check out what showed up exactly an hour later.
Boston Hts., OH
9/25/2010
This picture is the first official sighting of a bobcat in Northeast Ohio, reportedly extinct in our area since the 1800s. The photo caused quite a media frenzy; it went crazy on the web. I had two news crews show up for interviews; they both ran the picture and story on the evening news. The picture was also featured in the Cleveland Plain Dealer. I had just purchased my second Capture to replaced one that had been in the woods three years and taken over 10,000 pictures. I debated on buying a different brand that didnt have a flash; luckily I went with the Cuddeback Capture again. I love the night color photo that gave me my 15 minutes of fame. Check out what showed up exactly an hour later.
Talen Crist
Yeso, NM
9/25/2010
We set up cameras to watch and see how are deer population was doing. Getting different pictures of the deer has been a wonderful experience to observe.
Yeso, NM
9/25/2010
We set up cameras to watch and see how are deer population was doing. Getting different pictures of the deer has been a wonderful experience to observe.
Mark Clement
Chapin, SC
9/25/2010
During a recent wilderness elk hunt, I placed several cameras on waterholes and trails to quickly pattern the elk movement in the area. The Cuddeback Capture captured more than elk in this photo.
Chapin, SC
9/25/2010
During a recent wilderness elk hunt, I placed several cameras on waterholes and trails to quickly pattern the elk movement in the area. The Cuddeback Capture captured more than elk in this photo.
