Photo/Video Galleries
Greg Frederiksen
Beaverlodge, AB
6/5/2008
Bear season is here, welded up case for camera. Put it out to see roughly how many bears, as we're putting out 400 to 500 lbs of grub every 4 to 5 days. Rough guess is about 15 different bears. Since purchasing Camera in Nov. it's taken 5742 pics.
Beaverlodge, AB
6/5/2008
Bear season is here, welded up case for camera. Put it out to see roughly how many bears, as we're putting out 400 to 500 lbs of grub every 4 to 5 days. Rough guess is about 15 different bears. Since purchasing Camera in Nov. it's taken 5742 pics.
Scott Bolz
Chilton, WI
6/5/2008
This picture was taken less than 48 hours before a friend of mine harvested this deer. We had a snow storm that night and most of the snow disappeared within the next few days. I thought this was a perfect setting picture with the deer and all the trees covered in fresh snow.
Chilton, WI
6/5/2008
This picture was taken less than 48 hours before a friend of mine harvested this deer. We had a snow storm that night and most of the snow disappeared within the next few days. I thought this was a perfect setting picture with the deer and all the trees covered in fresh snow.
Chris Conner
covington, GA
6/5/2008
The first picture is of a young buck that we have been watching since he was a fawn, and the second picture is of a buck we have watched since last year that we call the tall tine buck, he put on some pretty impressive tines last year and had a couple of drop-tines which are returning again this year but in greater numbers. thanks to cuddeback we found out this buck was on our property last year and again this year. the quality of the photos helps to really see those small abnormal points. thanks
covington, GA
6/5/2008
The first picture is of a young buck that we have been watching since he was a fawn, and the second picture is of a buck we have watched since last year that we call the tall tine buck, he put on some pretty impressive tines last year and had a couple of drop-tines which are returning again this year but in greater numbers. thanks to cuddeback we found out this buck was on our property last year and again this year. the quality of the photos helps to really see those small abnormal points. thanks
Chris Conner
covington, GA
6/5/2008
The first picture is of a young buck that we have been watching since he was a fawn, and the second picture is of a buck we have watched since last year that we call the tall tine buck, he put on some pretty impressive tines last year and had a couple of drop-tines which are returning again this year but in greater numbers. thanks to cuddeback we found out this buck was on our property last year and again this year. the quality of the photos helps to really see those small abnormal points. thanks
covington, GA
6/5/2008
The first picture is of a young buck that we have been watching since he was a fawn, and the second picture is of a buck we have watched since last year that we call the tall tine buck, he put on some pretty impressive tines last year and had a couple of drop-tines which are returning again this year but in greater numbers. thanks to cuddeback we found out this buck was on our property last year and again this year. the quality of the photos helps to really see those small abnormal points. thanks
BOB KLOPP
Jersey shore, PA
6/4/2008
3 CUBS LOOKS LIKE THEY WERE POSING ALSO THIS COON WITH NO TAIL THIS IS THE 5TH YEAR I'VE GOT PICTURES OF HIM
Jersey shore, PA
6/4/2008
3 CUBS LOOKS LIKE THEY WERE POSING ALSO THIS COON WITH NO TAIL THIS IS THE 5TH YEAR I'VE GOT PICTURES OF HIM
Ernie Perry
Hixson, TN
6/4/2008
A very nice tom in Tenness
Hixson, TN
6/4/2008
A very nice tom in Tenness
Ernie Perry
Hixson, TN
6/4/2008
This is one of the Turkeys I kill this spring
Hixson, TN
6/4/2008
This is one of the Turkeys I kill this spring
Bobby Smith
warminster, PA
6/4/2008
Some nice early pictures of bucks for this season. Nice couple Real young fawns.
warminster, PA
6/4/2008
Some nice early pictures of bucks for this season. Nice couple Real young fawns.
Jon Warwick
Madison, MS
6/3/2008
Its interesting how during twilight hours, the noflash camera uses infra-red black and white instead of visible light- as in this photo of a spike. An hour later in the morning, the same camera took a pic of this raccoon ear in color with visible light.
Madison, MS
6/3/2008
Its interesting how during twilight hours, the noflash camera uses infra-red black and white instead of visible light- as in this photo of a spike. An hour later in the morning, the same camera took a pic of this raccoon ear in color with visible light.
Paul Fitzgerald
Hermantown, MN
6/3/2008
This image of a wide, chocolate antlered 10 point was captured only days after the close of the Wisconsin firearms season. I envision him recently rising from his bed after napping thru a light snowfall. Assuming he survived the winter he's surely a little older, wiser, and bigger! He's jumped right to the top of our camp's 2008 Most Wanted list.
Hermantown, MN
6/3/2008
This image of a wide, chocolate antlered 10 point was captured only days after the close of the Wisconsin firearms season. I envision him recently rising from his bed after napping thru a light snowfall. Assuming he survived the winter he's surely a little older, wiser, and bigger! He's jumped right to the top of our camp's 2008 Most Wanted list.
