Photo/Video Galleries
Yancy Baggs
Joplin, MO
11/9/2016
I have been mixing my own buck attractant for about 5 years. It draws a great deal of deer as well as other unwanted animals. This young Oklahoma buck found this gang of Raccoons to be rude and turned them into RACKcoons !!!
Joplin, MO
11/9/2016
I have been mixing my own buck attractant for about 5 years. It draws a great deal of deer as well as other unwanted animals. This young Oklahoma buck found this gang of Raccoons to be rude and turned them into RACKcoons !!!
Matt Hall
Shinnston, NA
11/9/2016
This deer has been laying down in front of my trail camera for 3 nights and I guess something woke him up and he posed and the camera caught him in his pose this is the by far best camera I've ever owned. That you guys for such a great camera
Shinnston, NA
11/9/2016
This deer has been laying down in front of my trail camera for 3 nights and I guess something woke him up and he posed and the camera caught him in his pose this is the by far best camera I've ever owned. That you guys for such a great camera
Russ Barrett
Angle Inlet, MN
11/9/2016
This fellow was caught in the act of making a scrape. Lucky camera placement!!
Angle Inlet, MN
11/9/2016
This fellow was caught in the act of making a scrape. Lucky camera placement!!
Chris Virden
Amarillo, TX
11/9/2016
Aoudad sheep Family. We are located in the texas panhandle. Native to rugged areas of Northern Africa, the Aoudad, also known as Barbary sheep (Ammotragus lervia), is a tough and intelligent species of Caprid (goat-antelope). Aoudad are the only species in the genus Ammotragus. However, some include this genus in the goat genus Capra, and others in the sheep genus Ovis. From a hunting standpoint, they are usually considered a sheep.During World War II, American soldiers stationed in Chad and the Barbary Coast of Northern Africa discovered Aoudad and realized their potential as a game animal. After the war (late 40s & early 50s), these soldiers had some animals shipped to ranches in Texas.
Amarillo, TX
11/9/2016
Aoudad sheep Family. We are located in the texas panhandle. Native to rugged areas of Northern Africa, the Aoudad, also known as Barbary sheep (Ammotragus lervia), is a tough and intelligent species of Caprid (goat-antelope). Aoudad are the only species in the genus Ammotragus. However, some include this genus in the goat genus Capra, and others in the sheep genus Ovis. From a hunting standpoint, they are usually considered a sheep.During World War II, American soldiers stationed in Chad and the Barbary Coast of Northern Africa discovered Aoudad and realized their potential as a game animal. After the war (late 40s & early 50s), these soldiers had some animals shipped to ranches in Texas.
John Chappell
Harrisburg, IL
11/9/2016
This is a buck I shot on 10/30/16 about 5:30 and shoulder hit this wide 8 pt. so I gave him over night and went to look the next morning and found nothing. so I decided to check the cuddeback and bingo there he was looking good in my mock scrape. u can c in the pic holding his left leg up. the other pic is my top hit list buck.
Harrisburg, IL
11/9/2016
This is a buck I shot on 10/30/16 about 5:30 and shoulder hit this wide 8 pt. so I gave him over night and went to look the next morning and found nothing. so I decided to check the cuddeback and bingo there he was looking good in my mock scrape. u can c in the pic holding his left leg up. the other pic is my top hit list buck.
Steve Oates
Klamath Falls, OR
11/8/2016
I have 4 years of pictures of this beauty. The rut started in earnest a week ago and this picture proves it. Hope those genes are passed on frequently. He has declined from a 6X7 last year to a 5X5 this year. But the mess of stickers around his bases are unique!
Klamath Falls, OR
11/8/2016
I have 4 years of pictures of this beauty. The rut started in earnest a week ago and this picture proves it. Hope those genes are passed on frequently. He has declined from a 6X7 last year to a 5X5 this year. But the mess of stickers around his bases are unique!
Danny Saulter
Little Falls, MN
11/8/2016
AFTER BEING ON THE DEER STAND FOR THREE HOURS I LEFT AT 9.15.BIG MISTAKE. LOOKS LIKE I SHOULD HAVE STAYED A LITTLE LONGER. BUT THATS HUNTING
Little Falls, MN
11/8/2016
AFTER BEING ON THE DEER STAND FOR THREE HOURS I LEFT AT 9.15.BIG MISTAKE. LOOKS LIKE I SHOULD HAVE STAYED A LITTLE LONGER. BUT THATS HUNTING
Gary
Canadian, TX
11/8/2016
This mature deer was not seen the previous two years and surprised us with his dramatic antlers. He was first photographed in September with this being the best picture to date. The deer do not seem to mind the raccoons but tend to leave when the pigs show up. The the time and date is correct except for the year. The Cuddyback camera was purchased in 2006 and has functioned well over the years taking as many as 200 pictures a night in high activity evenings.
Canadian, TX
11/8/2016
This mature deer was not seen the previous two years and surprised us with his dramatic antlers. He was first photographed in September with this being the best picture to date. The deer do not seem to mind the raccoons but tend to leave when the pigs show up. The the time and date is correct except for the year. The Cuddyback camera was purchased in 2006 and has functioned well over the years taking as many as 200 pictures a night in high activity evenings.
Calvin Bruhn
Mapleton, IA
11/8/2016
Dagger 10 angry with the camera and the other 10 comes to show him up!!
Mapleton, IA
11/8/2016
Dagger 10 angry with the camera and the other 10 comes to show him up!!
Sean Callahan
Alexandria, MN
11/8/2016
Since I have already used my buck tag for this season, I decided to help a friend tag a her biggest and best buck with a bow! She did everything perfectly and now has a great buck for the wall to prove it! Watching and helping Kristie was as much fun as harvesting one myself. I have several pics of this buck, but the last is by far the one I love the most. Submitted a velvet pic and a pic days prior to Kristie putting her tag on him. Cuddeback's take hunting to a whole nother level and help relive this hunt every day. 2016 is a year I'll never forget in the bow stand. Thank you!
Alexandria, MN
11/8/2016
Since I have already used my buck tag for this season, I decided to help a friend tag a her biggest and best buck with a bow! She did everything perfectly and now has a great buck for the wall to prove it! Watching and helping Kristie was as much fun as harvesting one myself. I have several pics of this buck, but the last is by far the one I love the most. Submitted a velvet pic and a pic days prior to Kristie putting her tag on him. Cuddeback's take hunting to a whole nother level and help relive this hunt every day. 2016 is a year I'll never forget in the bow stand. Thank you!
