Photo/Video Galleries
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
10/22/2009
Brillion, WI
10/22/2009
Todd Reabe
Brillion, WI
10/22/2009
Brillion, WI
10/22/2009
david guyton
brandon, MS
10/22/2009
just a few nice bucks
brandon, MS
10/22/2009
just a few nice bucks
Kris Kelley
laconia, NH
10/22/2009
This is a ten pointer that has been coming in and hopefully will continue to for youth weekend for my 12 yr old son.
laconia, NH
10/22/2009
This is a ten pointer that has been coming in and hopefully will continue to for youth weekend for my 12 yr old son.
Trace Brannon
westville, FL
10/22/2009
WOW THE CAMERA SPEAKS FOR IT SELF thanks.
westville, FL
10/22/2009
WOW THE CAMERA SPEAKS FOR IT SELF thanks.
nic bergman
litchfield, IL
10/22/2009
this setup is over a scrape
litchfield, IL
10/22/2009
this setup is over a scrape
Dan King
Cook Station, MO
10/22/2009
I really don't know what it is. I was hoping maby you could tell me!
Cook Station, MO
10/22/2009
I really don't know what it is. I was hoping maby you could tell me!
kirk bonds
fort worth, TX
10/22/2009
Because of the cuddieback I got to ground check the biggest buck at 182 inches.
fort worth, TX
10/22/2009
Because of the cuddieback I got to ground check the biggest buck at 182 inches.
Don Adams
Seaman, OH
10/22/2009
Three bucks feeding together with a racoon. They are not what I am looking for but will be fine bucks in a year or two. 10/15/2009
Seaman, OH
10/22/2009
Three bucks feeding together with a racoon. They are not what I am looking for but will be fine bucks in a year or two. 10/15/2009
Chris Mellott
McConnellsburg, PA
10/22/2009
The cuddeback no flash was on a winter wheat foodplot and caught these two PA bucks going at it early in the season. You can see the tension in the muscles and see that the impact knocked the deer on the right to his knees. This is a tribute to the fast flash response and high quality images produced by the cuddeback.
McConnellsburg, PA
10/22/2009
The cuddeback no flash was on a winter wheat foodplot and caught these two PA bucks going at it early in the season. You can see the tension in the muscles and see that the impact knocked the deer on the right to his knees. This is a tribute to the fast flash response and high quality images produced by the cuddeback.
