Uncompromised craftsmanship and innovative technology help produce the world’s best scouting camera pictures - and set Cuddeback apart from the rest. With ¼ Second Trigger Speed, Center Subject Technology and Zone Control, Cuddeback cameras are just built better. Browse galleries of pictures to see the difference for yourself - we think you’ll agree that the proof is in the picture.
A sow with four cubs wandered by my Cuddeback camera one evening last June. It appears that the young ones were intrigued by the smell of the old, moldy bale of alfalfa. They were jumping into it and seemed to be mesmerized by its tantalizing smell. This is the first time that I have ever had pictures of a mom with four cubs.
Who doesn’t like the face of a curious otter? It’s fun to use my camera for other critters besides deer in the off season.
We point our camera at the water dish which gathers a lot of interest in the desert Southwest, especially at night. This Great-horned Owl comes often for a drink and a bath.
I was really surprised when I checked My camera the other day, almost as surprised as these deer. The screech owl appears to be dive bombing the deer. I was really amazed when I saw this picture.
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Saw this guy cross the road in front of me early one morning. At first I thought it was a dog, luckily my wife was with me to verify my story. Several days later he showed up on my camera. We call these "Piebald Deer". A few days after this picture was taken another piebald walked through my front yard around noon, this one was a doe. Haven't seen either one since.
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Got this nice coyote visiting a deer carcass!!
seeing phesants lately so put out my cuddeback and was plesantly surprised what we found. The wife loves the birds and now have a use for her to use the cameras. Surprised as to the Phesants in a non typical phesant area. It's great to have another use for them in W WI Whitetail Country.
pics are of a bobcat chasing off a coyote protecting a beaver carcass and coyote trying to chase off the bobcat.
The first is a picture of the biggest buck I ever got a picture of, he later discovered the camera and continued to pose for shots from all angles. The second picture is of a small buck that I had been seeing for weeks, he discovered the camera and decided to take a selfie. The third is a picture of one of three unicorns that visited my corn pile.
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put out over my food plot.
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