Photo/Video Galleries
Adam Schmelzer
Rothschild, WI
8/20/2008
2 Nice Bucks near Thorp, Wisconsin. I have had my NoFlach out all spring and saw these two grow their racks.
Rothschild, WI
8/20/2008
2 Nice Bucks near Thorp, Wisconsin. I have had my NoFlach out all spring and saw these two grow their racks.
Ron Betzer
Pioneer, OH
8/20/2008
Some hope for me in the upcoming season!
Pioneer, OH
8/20/2008
Some hope for me in the upcoming season!
Dwayne Burch
Mize, MS
8/20/2008
I know that this is not a very large deer; but, it is my very first picture that I was able to obtain using my new Cuddeback camera. This young buck showed up about 2 hours after I placed the camera.This is quite a testimonial to Cuddeback's effectiveness and ease of operation.I have had only one other camera(Moultrie), and I was not able to get it to work properly.I am hoping to get a shot of a huge deer that I have seen on our property.This camera business is almost as much fun as deer hunting; but, I guess in a way it is hunting you just shoot exposures instead of bullets.I honestly can't wait until I see my next Cuddeback pictures. I would (highly) recommend the Capture to anyone that is interested in trail cameras.NO complaints at all!!!!
Mize, MS
8/20/2008
I know that this is not a very large deer; but, it is my very first picture that I was able to obtain using my new Cuddeback camera. This young buck showed up about 2 hours after I placed the camera.This is quite a testimonial to Cuddeback's effectiveness and ease of operation.I have had only one other camera(Moultrie), and I was not able to get it to work properly.I am hoping to get a shot of a huge deer that I have seen on our property.This camera business is almost as much fun as deer hunting; but, I guess in a way it is hunting you just shoot exposures instead of bullets.I honestly can't wait until I see my next Cuddeback pictures. I would (highly) recommend the Capture to anyone that is interested in trail cameras.NO complaints at all!!!!
John Adams
Hiddenite, NC
8/19/2008
great camra
Hiddenite, NC
8/19/2008
great camra
Mike Laws
salisbury, MD
8/19/2008
the first picture is a doe running in front of the camera, that is a quick trigger. the second picture is a 9 point I have been watching all summer.
salisbury, MD
8/19/2008
the first picture is a doe running in front of the camera, that is a quick trigger. the second picture is a 9 point I have been watching all summer.
Craig Hoffart
Bottineau, ND
8/19/2008
Selected a location between two lakes in the Turtle Mountains. The trail is heavily traveled by moose, deer and elk. Placed my Cuddeback and in 3 days had a great picture of this nice young ND bull moose. Enjoy!
Bottineau, ND
8/19/2008
Selected a location between two lakes in the Turtle Mountains. The trail is heavily traveled by moose, deer and elk. Placed my Cuddeback and in 3 days had a great picture of this nice young ND bull moose. Enjoy!
Cory Mielke
Edgerton, WI
8/19/2008
More High Tines Outfitters pictures.
Edgerton, WI
8/19/2008
More High Tines Outfitters pictures.
Cory Mielke
Edgerton, WI
8/19/2008
I own High Tines Outfitters in Buffalo County, WI. I run 14 farms here and the bucks are like no others.
Edgerton, WI
8/19/2008
I own High Tines Outfitters in Buffalo County, WI. I run 14 farms here and the bucks are like no others.
HOWELL GOODING
charleston, SC
8/19/2008
we have been seeing this guys tracks and he man's up to them. a good barnwell buck
charleston, SC
8/19/2008
we have been seeing this guys tracks and he man's up to them. a good barnwell buck
Travis Arbogast
East Leroy, MI
8/19/2008
The first photo is of a nice buck in the morning on one of my imperial clover food plots. The camera is setup about 20 yards from a treestand setup. This tree is regularly used for making scrapes in the fall. The second photo is in the same location. It is a nice picture with good detail of twin fawns feeding in the clover. It is amazing to think that in another month the spots will be gone and they will look like any other deer.
East Leroy, MI
8/19/2008
The first photo is of a nice buck in the morning on one of my imperial clover food plots. The camera is setup about 20 yards from a treestand setup. This tree is regularly used for making scrapes in the fall. The second photo is in the same location. It is a nice picture with good detail of twin fawns feeding in the clover. It is amazing to think that in another month the spots will be gone and they will look like any other deer.
