Photo/Video Galleries
Eric Headington
Windsor, WI
4/10/2010
This double drop tine buck was only seen at this cuddeback noflash once all fall. I hope he will come back to this hunting location next fall. I will be waiting.
Windsor, WI
4/10/2010
This double drop tine buck was only seen at this cuddeback noflash once all fall. I hope he will come back to this hunting location next fall. I will be waiting.
Eric Headington
Windsor, WI
4/10/2010
I used my cuddeback noflash to get a picture and video clip of this buck in one of my mock scrapes I made. This buck eluded me all fall. I hope he survived and will get bigger for next fall.
Windsor, WI
4/10/2010
I used my cuddeback noflash to get a picture and video clip of this buck in one of my mock scrapes I made. This buck eluded me all fall. I hope he survived and will get bigger for next fall.
Joby Weller
Richfield, PA
4/10/2010
We were scrolling through our photos for the week when we came along this one. We couldn't stop laughing.
Richfield, PA
4/10/2010
We were scrolling through our photos for the week when we came along this one. We couldn't stop laughing.
Seth Miles
Hattiesburg, MS
4/10/2010
Put the camera on what I thought was a heavily used deer trail. It turned out to be a coyote trail because I got probably 50 Pics of several yotes. This Pic is of a Black Coyote that has just caught a fawn. Also I do not use bait in front of my cameras, I enjoy getting pics of animals doing what they do naturally in the woods.
Hattiesburg, MS
4/10/2010
Put the camera on what I thought was a heavily used deer trail. It turned out to be a coyote trail because I got probably 50 Pics of several yotes. This Pic is of a Black Coyote that has just caught a fawn. Also I do not use bait in front of my cameras, I enjoy getting pics of animals doing what they do naturally in the woods.
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
4/9/2010
Brillion, WI
4/9/2010
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
4/9/2010
Brillion, WI
4/9/2010
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
4/9/2010
These pictures show a real contrast in bucks. One small buck still has last year's antlers on March 24th, while other bucks are already starting to grow new antlers. I started getting pictures of some 1 1/2 year old bucks without antlers during the second week of January, but most of the larger bucks held their racks well into February. The largest of the group shed his antlers during the third week of February. I got my last antlered buck picture - a small 2 1/2 year old - on March 1st. I thought that was it for the season; until the picture I got over three weeks later.
Brillion, WI
4/9/2010
These pictures show a real contrast in bucks. One small buck still has last year's antlers on March 24th, while other bucks are already starting to grow new antlers. I started getting pictures of some 1 1/2 year old bucks without antlers during the second week of January, but most of the larger bucks held their racks well into February. The largest of the group shed his antlers during the third week of February. I got my last antlered buck picture - a small 2 1/2 year old - on March 1st. I thought that was it for the season; until the picture I got over three weeks later.
Ben Shrader
Bedford, VA
4/9/2010
This photo was taken at Claytor Nature Center on property owned by Lynchburg College where a wildlife camera survey is underway.
Bedford, VA
4/9/2010
This photo was taken at Claytor Nature Center on property owned by Lynchburg College where a wildlife camera survey is underway.
PAUL TRENT
CHESTERFIELD, VA
4/9/2010
LOVE GETTING THE PICTURES OFF MY CUDDEBACK,ITS A GREAT BUILD UP FOR HUNTING SEASON.THESE PICTURES TAKEN IN MY BACK YARD.
CHESTERFIELD, VA
4/9/2010
LOVE GETTING THE PICTURES OFF MY CUDDEBACK,ITS A GREAT BUILD UP FOR HUNTING SEASON.THESE PICTURES TAKEN IN MY BACK YARD.
PATRICK TURMAN
NEEDVILLE, TX
4/9/2010
I HAD MULTIPLE PICTURES OF THIS GREY FOX ,AND COTTONTAIL RABBIT BY THEMSELVES ON MY 180 ACRE IN MENARD,TEXAS. THEN THIS PHOTO SHOWED UP WITH THE FOX EATING THE RABBIT!!! NATURE AT ITS FINEST!!!!!
NEEDVILLE, TX
4/9/2010
I HAD MULTIPLE PICTURES OF THIS GREY FOX ,AND COTTONTAIL RABBIT BY THEMSELVES ON MY 180 ACRE IN MENARD,TEXAS. THEN THIS PHOTO SHOWED UP WITH THE FOX EATING THE RABBIT!!! NATURE AT ITS FINEST!!!!!
