Photo/Video Galleries
Dalton Mccullar
Fort Gibson, OK
8/16/2016
Just public land Giants! Years of scouting and time.
Fort Gibson, OK
8/16/2016
Just public land Giants! Years of scouting and time.
Bill Teague
Philo, CA
8/16/2016
I had my camera at a fork of a well used trail to see what we had roaming around for our upcoming deer season. Got busy with life and I wasn't able to get back to it for awhile (the year is wrong by the way but month, day and time is correct). When I finally checked the camera a couple of months later, of course the batteries were dead, but I had over 70 pictures. At home I checked the card. Bucks, fox, coyote and BAM! this mountain lion! I actually jumped back from the computer! I have had my Cuddeback for several years (Capture) and it is still taking great pictures and a very useful tool. Keep up the good work!
Philo, CA
8/16/2016
I had my camera at a fork of a well used trail to see what we had roaming around for our upcoming deer season. Got busy with life and I wasn't able to get back to it for awhile (the year is wrong by the way but month, day and time is correct). When I finally checked the camera a couple of months later, of course the batteries were dead, but I had over 70 pictures. At home I checked the card. Bucks, fox, coyote and BAM! this mountain lion! I actually jumped back from the computer! I have had my Cuddeback for several years (Capture) and it is still taking great pictures and a very useful tool. Keep up the good work!
Mike Serio
Cincinnati, OH
8/16/2016
Northern Mn not many openings but this produced tagged wolves. This year wolves moved on but this eagle showed up.
Cincinnati, OH
8/16/2016
Northern Mn not many openings but this produced tagged wolves. This year wolves moved on but this eagle showed up.
Sharon Rushing
Palestine, TX
8/16/2016
Not something we normally see in East Texas. Not sure what it is, I think it's a Red Stag. Escaped from an exotic ranch when the river flooded.
Palestine, TX
8/16/2016
Not something we normally see in East Texas. Not sure what it is, I think it's a Red Stag. Escaped from an exotic ranch when the river flooded.
Charles Mueller
Sheboygan, WI
8/15/2016
This doe has had twin fawns for the last three years , but this is the first time that I have been able to get pictures of her and one of her fawns playing around .
Sheboygan, WI
8/15/2016
This doe has had twin fawns for the last three years , but this is the first time that I have been able to get pictures of her and one of her fawns playing around .
Kaleb Mccarville
Cedarville, AR
8/15/2016
I put a camera on our neighbors small piece of property not expecting much and within 24 hours got 8 different bucks here are a couple of the bigger ones
Cedarville, AR
8/15/2016
I put a camera on our neighbors small piece of property not expecting much and within 24 hours got 8 different bucks here are a couple of the bigger ones
Bill Timme
Pasadena, MD
8/15/2016
Maryland Eastern Shore Sika Deer
Pasadena, MD
8/15/2016
Maryland Eastern Shore Sika Deer
Nicholas Tzenevrakis
Quincy, IL
8/15/2016
This year my hunting buddies and I decided that we would invest in a nice camera with known reliability instead of going to the discount isle at the local outdoor store. After countless attempts over the past couple of years to get the cheap cameras to cooperate and deliver good pictures at the right time, we were ready to try out cuddeback's 20mp E3 model trail cam. Knowing where the smaller bucks we've seen like to stay, we went deep into the bucks core territory, hoping we could get all the bucks on camera and start developing a hit-list. Typically we would see a few small bucks on camera, and when the season hit and they started moving, we would glimpse at a far a big deer. With no way to judge how big it was we would just say it was a wall hanger... But this year we got him on camera, and he's no longer another truth-stretched story! Thanks Cuddeback!
Quincy, IL
8/15/2016
This year my hunting buddies and I decided that we would invest in a nice camera with known reliability instead of going to the discount isle at the local outdoor store. After countless attempts over the past couple of years to get the cheap cameras to cooperate and deliver good pictures at the right time, we were ready to try out cuddeback's 20mp E3 model trail cam. Knowing where the smaller bucks we've seen like to stay, we went deep into the bucks core territory, hoping we could get all the bucks on camera and start developing a hit-list. Typically we would see a few small bucks on camera, and when the season hit and they started moving, we would glimpse at a far a big deer. With no way to judge how big it was we would just say it was a wall hanger... But this year we got him on camera, and he's no longer another truth-stretched story! Thanks Cuddeback!
Mark White
West Lebanon, IN
8/15/2016
I've owned my hunting property for 5 years now and am starting to get some really solid bucks on there after some strict QDM practices. I had seen this guy a few times in a field next to my property earlier this summer, but I finally got pics of him in the past week. He's the first triple beamed buck I have ever seen in person. Bring on October!
West Lebanon, IN
8/15/2016
I've owned my hunting property for 5 years now and am starting to get some really solid bucks on there after some strict QDM practices. I had seen this guy a few times in a field next to my property earlier this summer, but I finally got pics of him in the past week. He's the first triple beamed buck I have ever seen in person. Bring on October!
Nicholas Tzenevrakis
Quincy, IL
8/14/2016
This year my hunting buddies and I decided that we would invest in a nice camera with known reliability instead of going to the discount isle at the local outdoor store. After countless attempts over the past couple of years to get the cheap cameras to cooperate and deliver good pictures at the right time, we were ready to try out cuddeback's 20mp E3 model trail cam. Knowing where the smaller bucks we've seen like to stay, we went deep into the bucks core territory, hoping we could get all the bucks on camera and start developing a hit-list. Typically we would see a few small bucks on camera, and when the season hit and they started moving, we would glimpse at a far a big deer. With no way to judge how big it was we would just say it was a wall hanger... But this year we got him on camera, and he's no longer another truth-stretched story! Thanks Cuddeback!
Quincy, IL
8/14/2016
This year my hunting buddies and I decided that we would invest in a nice camera with known reliability instead of going to the discount isle at the local outdoor store. After countless attempts over the past couple of years to get the cheap cameras to cooperate and deliver good pictures at the right time, we were ready to try out cuddeback's 20mp E3 model trail cam. Knowing where the smaller bucks we've seen like to stay, we went deep into the bucks core territory, hoping we could get all the bucks on camera and start developing a hit-list. Typically we would see a few small bucks on camera, and when the season hit and they started moving, we would glimpse at a far a big deer. With no way to judge how big it was we would just say it was a wall hanger... But this year we got him on camera, and he's no longer another truth-stretched story! Thanks Cuddeback!