Photo/Video Galleries
Zach Schulz
River Falls, WI
12/29/2005
This buck has survived Wisconsin's hunting seasnos so far, but archery season is not over.
River Falls, WI
12/29/2005
This buck has survived Wisconsin's hunting seasnos so far, but archery season is not over.
Dale Snover
Scipio Center, NY
12/29/2005
One of the deer we harvested this year was gutted out at this spot.We thought we'd get a little adventurous with our Cuddeback deer camera. So we decided to set the camera up here and see just who is invading the gut piles. We were rewarded with these images of our local coyote population.
Scipio Center, NY
12/29/2005
One of the deer we harvested this year was gutted out at this spot.We thought we'd get a little adventurous with our Cuddeback deer camera. So we decided to set the camera up here and see just who is invading the gut piles. We were rewarded with these images of our local coyote population.
Dale Snover
Scipio Center, NY
12/29/2005
When we recieved our Cuddeback camera this past summer one of the first places we put it was at our Antler King mineral site. These bucks were nice enough to oblige us with this awesome daylight image. Four out of the five are two and a half years old plus. Unfortunately the largest one is on the right with his head down happily munching the mineral. We know this from the color of the deer and have seen him other times throughout his life. He is also the only buck that I had my sights set on for this year's hunt but I missed the shot with my bow towards the end of the season. Hopefully he'll be back for more mineral and pictures next year. Enclosed is additional pictures of this deer so you can see all of him.
Scipio Center, NY
12/29/2005
When we recieved our Cuddeback camera this past summer one of the first places we put it was at our Antler King mineral site. These bucks were nice enough to oblige us with this awesome daylight image. Four out of the five are two and a half years old plus. Unfortunately the largest one is on the right with his head down happily munching the mineral. We know this from the color of the deer and have seen him other times throughout his life. He is also the only buck that I had my sights set on for this year's hunt but I missed the shot with my bow towards the end of the season. Hopefully he'll be back for more mineral and pictures next year. Enclosed is additional pictures of this deer so you can see all of him.
scott Gohr
krakow, WI
12/29/2005
Its a big buck me and my brothers have been hunting for a the last two years. We never got a chance at him.
krakow, WI
12/29/2005
Its a big buck me and my brothers have been hunting for a the last two years. We never got a chance at him.
Michael Bowers
Hillsville, VA
12/28/2005
I placed the camera on an apple tree on the edge of a field and right at sunset I got a picture of what turned out to be a beautiful 9 pointer. Thanks to my cuddeback The Sunset Buck now has been added to my trophy room.
Hillsville, VA
12/28/2005
I placed the camera on an apple tree on the edge of a field and right at sunset I got a picture of what turned out to be a beautiful 9 pointer. Thanks to my cuddeback The Sunset Buck now has been added to my trophy room.
Sandy Warren
Benton, MS
12/28/2005
My husband gave me my Cuddeback for Christmas. I set it up the afternoon before this (the very first) photo was taken. (Just a big vine in the foreground.)
Benton, MS
12/28/2005
My husband gave me my Cuddeback for Christmas. I set it up the afternoon before this (the very first) photo was taken. (Just a big vine in the foreground.)
Patrick Copes
el dorado, AR
12/28/2005
This buck if you zoom in look at the tine length and mass. He is pretty nice. This was over a scrape and I got 16 different bucks but never the same one twice. I think it is because we have a zillion does and there is no need for territorial nature or dominence.
el dorado, AR
12/28/2005
This buck if you zoom in look at the tine length and mass. He is pretty nice. This was over a scrape and I got 16 different bucks but never the same one twice. I think it is because we have a zillion does and there is no need for territorial nature or dominence.