Photo of the Week
Doug Wonders, Motley, MN
"I can't say I've ever seen, or even heard of, an example of erythrism which is a genetic mutation that results in red phased feathers, fur, or skin. Leave it to Cuddeback to catch an erythritic critter in the wild! This Minnesota jake is hanging out with his brothers and seems to fit right in, save for his unique coloration. Hopefully, the bird survives and Doug can get a photo of him as a strutting tom next spring. Stay tuned!" - Walt Larsen, Outdoor Writer
Introducing ... Ambush IR
The compact camera with full-size performance
The new Cuddeback Ambush IR may be small in stature, but it's big in performance! The small size makes it great for use on trails, rublines and scrapes.
Trigger Speed
1/4 Second Trigger Speed
Cuddeback's trigger speed is legendary. Everybody knows that if you want to get the photo, you need a Cuddeback. The Cuddeback Ambush and Attack snap an image within 1/4 second! That means more photos of deer!
Photo Contest
Each month is a different topic and contest
January: Bucks of a Lifetime
February: Better IR Images
March: Action Shots
April: Cats and Dogs
May: Does and Fawns
June: Turkeys/Birds
July: Best Picture
August: Which Buck Would you Shoot?
September: Bucks in Velvet
October: Big Game (Bear, Elk, Moose)
November: Further Review (Interesting Images)
December: Rutting Bucks
