Trail Cam pix for Buckeyebuckhntr

[Cornfed]

Here are just some trail cam pix that Buckeye asked me to post. I have so many I really don't know where to begin.... 8)

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I posted the first lil' guy just to put this dude into perspective!
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Here's one that I like, looks like the deer can read... to bad everyone else always can't?
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Here's a buck that I really ewanted a crack at this fall...... I'm still waiting! :cry:
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Not much for rack but a huge body
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Here's just an average buck for my area, I have dozens of pix from buck of this caliber
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[Cornfed]

Here's my favorite cam, the Leaf River Digital

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[Cornfed]

Here are a couple pix from the Cuddeback, I have added some color because the flash has a tendacy to "wash out" the images slightly. Note: for some reason I got the cam off by 5 hours if anybody is wondering about the times?

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[Cornfed]

Here's my favorite 35mm trail cam, the Deer Cam

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[Buckeyebuckhntr]

Man those are some great pics.

Some great bucks for sure :D

[Hoyt Man]

Looks like your in the right spot for big bucks! Great pics.

[mo_bowhunter]

Great pics CORNFED, thanks.

[Cornfed]

thanks guys, glad ya like 'em! 8)

[Pa Trophy Man]

Cornfed, those are some great pics. Some really nice bucks there.

[TexHunter]

Cornfed which camera do you like best of the two? Who sells the Leaf River?

[dkoutdoors]

awesome pics man, They all make mine look little I better not post anymore of mine :cry: When I seen those bruisers all I could do was :shock:

[Cornfed]

You can buy both of the LR digitals models from Cabela's website. You can also by these great Cams from Jesses hunting page and save $$$. The top of the line LR with the color LCD screen is only $319 at Jesses, here's the link. I have tried a few digitals, the Stealth 3MP, the Cuddeback, and the Leaf River. The LR is indeed the better cam! Check out the stats and compare? Just punch in "leaf river digital" in the search box.

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Here are the stats:

Camera: Digital camera gives you instant picture display on a 1.6" LCD screen. The display screen has a 1X to 4X digital zoom and gives you the option to delete unwanted pictures immediately. Select low, medium or high resolution settings: low is 1.3 megapixel, medium is 2.1 megapixel and high gives you a possible 4-megapixel resolution with the use of software interpolation. Internal 18 Mb memory stores up to 50 still pictures, and you can even choose to record three or 90-second video clips. Memory full icon.
Camera Storage Media: Uses removeable Compact Flash (CF) Cards to store pics. System will support CF card capacity up to 3 GB. Number of pics depends on card capacity.
Independant Camera Use: No, you cannot take the camera out of the unit to use.
Camera Exposure: -1.5EV to +1.5EV and is user adjustable
Camera White Balance: 5 settings of Daylight, Horizon, A Light, Office and Old Picture
Camera Wakeup Delay: 3 to 5 seconds
Outputs: TV Out connection port for viewing pictures on a TV. RCA connectors to TV
Camera Flash: Oversized flash for increased nighttime range. Flash range is 30 feet. Forced flash option if you want flash during daytime to fill in shadows
Manual picture mode: Use this to take a test pic to see what your camera sees. 10 second self timer for manual picture.
Self Picture Mode: Yes
Power Requirements: Uses 4 "D" and 3 "C" cell alkaline or rechargeable batteries
Battery Condition Indicator: Yes, 2 battery-strength icons to view battery condition of camera and sensor
Battery Life: Approximately 2 months.
Data Imprinted On Picture: Yes, day and time
Operation Settings: Choice of Day, Night or 24 hour operation
External Picture Count Observation Window: No.
Picture Delay: Can be set to take one, two or three pictures before entering adjustable pause setting (1-90 minutes). 8 Pause settings of 1, 3, 5, 10, 20, 30, 60 and 90 minutes
Event Counter: Yes, records date and time of 400 events
Detection Method: Passive infrared motion detector which is designed to detect heat in motion within a conical area. Generally speaking, the cooler the air the greater the detection distance (this characteristic is true for all passive/motion sensors).
Sensor Sensitivity: Infrared motion-detection system has a sensitivity adjustment to adjust sensor range
Waterproof: Yes, gasket sealed housing
Case: ABS plastic
Walk Test Light: Walk test LED light for set up
Display: Backlighted viewing and control display to help you see at night when setting up cam
Lock or Antitheft Capability: Steel mounting bracket and steel bar for mounting and securing the unit. User must supply lock and cable.
Sound Insulation: Not needed for digital cameras
On/Off Switch: External On/Off rocker switch
Camo: Mossy Oak Break-Up Camo
Temp range: -20 Deg. C (-4 Deg. F) to 60 Deg. C (140 Deg. F)
Size: 6 1/4" w x 7 1/2" h x 4 3/4" d
Weight: 4 lbs. 1 oz. with batteries and lock bar
Includes: USB cable for computer compatibility, RCA cable, green mounting strap, user manual and picture-editing CD-ROM software.
Warranty: 1 year parts and labor limited warranty

[pinshooter]

WOW! Nice deer. Do you need a hunting partner??

[TexHunter]

Thanks for the info CF. I'll check out Jessie's.

[dkoutdoors]

Buckeye those are some awesome trail pics, I know you will invite me over right?

[Buckeyebuckhntr]

:lol: These are the bucks that run around over at Bryans place (cornfed)

Fulton county baby!

[dkoutdoors]

They Grow Em Big I n Ohio

[Cornfed]

Yes, yes,..... OHIO...... NOT ILLINOIS! Everyone, HUNT OHIO! That's where ALL the monsters are!! 8) :D

[Blodg]

Nope, nothing to see here in Ohio, move along, nothing to see.............

Kansas, Iowa, Missouri, and yes Illinois g-o-o-d

Ohio b-a-d.

[Deer902]

I just checked out that link from Cornfed and they're selling the LR for 265. Hey Confed, how is the LR and Cuddeback attach to the tree? I have an old DC-100 and it has a rope that loops around the tree. I didn't see anything on the back of the LR picture.

[Deer902]

Sorry theat was the older model for 265. The newer model is 319.

[Cornfed]

The Cuddeback uses a small diameter cable that you thread through an eye bolt located on the back of the unit, then tighten down the wingknob on the inside to sinch the unit down. After that, secure you padlock to the flange on the bottom and it's set.

The Leaf River unit uses a strap that wraps around the tree and sinches tight, then you secure a steel lock bar to the front and place a padlock on each side. However, as you can see in my pic, I prefer to simply use a MasterLock Python lock and zip it right through the unit to the tree. This offers true security and theft proofing. Granted I could still use the strap to mount it to the tree but I don't bother with it. This way, as soon as I walk up to the unit and insert my key I can either relax it enough and pull out some slack to open the cam door or pull it off and move to yet another location quickly. The Python can be found, if not at a local store, on Ebay for around $14. That is an older style Python in my pic and I'm using a newer updated version now on both my LR's.* One thing is for certain. the LR is a great cam that I would certainly suggest to anyone.

Here's a cool pic that was on one of the forums (huntingnet?) but the guy was thanking me for selling him on a Leaf River. Check out his first pic with the unit?* :D

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[Cornfed]

Here's another angle

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[Deer902]

Thanks, I think you sold me too. I wanted the Cuddeback , because I've dealt with Non-typical and had great success with the DC-100. But after reading yours and others comments the LR maybe the way to go. How does the battery cost and life compare between the Cuddeback and the LR? The LR takes more batteries right?

[Cornfed]

My Cuddebacks get 1 month on their 4 D's. The Leaf Rivers get between 2 and 3 months on their 4 D's and 3 C's.

[Deer902]

Sorry for all the ?'s Cornfed but thanks for helping. What about the LCD screen? Is it necessary? I don't have a card reader for my computer yet, so I'll probably plug my CF card straight into my printer and print all the picutres on it. My picture printer is not hooked up to my computer so other than bringing the camera back to the computer to view the pics there would be no other way for me to tell what pictures were taken. Is it worth the extra 50 bucks to have one?

[II]

Those are some impressive deer Cornfed. Some absolutely beautiful specimens!