DEER CAM...who
11-03-2004, 02:23 PM
#11
Fork Horn
Join Date: Apr 2004
Posts: 381
RE: DEER CAM...who
I understand what your saying, but?
For some reason I was able to figure out the board and now think that it is simple.
It would be nice if you could open the case while it was attached to the tree, but if the eye bolts were on the back half of the case then anyone could open it and remove the camera.
I did not know that there was supposed to be a phone or serial number inside the case.
Customer service is tough when you are a family business. Can't compare these small businesses with the large manufacturers.
This is why there is more than one manufacturer out there, we can choose what fits our needs and desires the best.
For me the pros outweighed the cons.
For some reason I was able to figure out the board and now think that it is simple.
It would be nice if you could open the case while it was attached to the tree, but if the eye bolts were on the back half of the case then anyone could open it and remove the camera.
I did not know that there was supposed to be a phone or serial number inside the case.
Customer service is tough when you are a family business. Can't compare these small businesses with the large manufacturers.
This is why there is more than one manufacturer out there, we can choose what fits our needs and desires the best.
For me the pros outweighed the cons.
11-03-2004, 07:27 PM
#12
Join Date: Oct 2003
Posts: 255
RE: DEER CAM...who
First I bungiee it
Then use the python lock on it.
Lock come off camera stays on tree
As for"For some reason I was able to figure out the board and now think that it is simple." Christ it took me 3 months to figure out how to turn my computer on and off.I bearly know how to work my cell phone[:@]
When I talked to Jeff he told me about haveing the eagleeye name and # in the case and said there was a model # which was really a serial # and when it get's stolen people will call the # for a set of instructions , he then asks for the model #(serial #) which he then cross referances with his files to see who the camera belongs to.Then contacts that person to make sure everything is ok.he even said he got some cameras back this year by doing that meathod.Well as you can see theres no model# serial#or phone #[>:]Why he said it??????I'll never figure out??
Customer service is tough when you are a family business. Can't compare these small businesses with the large manufacturers.
Yeah well,Thats BS!
if u say your going to ship it that day and e mail me a tracking #.Then when I call to get the tracking # I never got you say it went out that day but you dont have the # with ya.Then call every day because yor $500 camera is not there after 11 (bussiness)days.And when you get it there no instructions and you find out it was shipped the day before (overnighted).
So when I called and asked him for the Tracking# he lied and said it was shipped,and never once returned a call or E-mail.
Big company or small,,,,Thats BS
As you said ,We have aChoice
Then use the python lock on it.
Lock come off camera stays on tree
As for"For some reason I was able to figure out the board and now think that it is simple." Christ it took me 3 months to figure out how to turn my computer on and off.I bearly know how to work my cell phone[:@]
When I talked to Jeff he told me about haveing the eagleeye name and # in the case and said there was a model # which was really a serial # and when it get's stolen people will call the # for a set of instructions , he then asks for the model #(serial #) which he then cross referances with his files to see who the camera belongs to.Then contacts that person to make sure everything is ok.he even said he got some cameras back this year by doing that meathod.Well as you can see theres no model# serial#or phone #[>:]Why he said it??????I'll never figure out??
Customer service is tough when you are a family business. Can't compare these small businesses with the large manufacturers.
Yeah well,Thats BS!
if u say your going to ship it that day and e mail me a tracking #.Then when I call to get the tracking # I never got you say it went out that day but you dont have the # with ya.Then call every day because yor $500 camera is not there after 11 (bussiness)days.And when you get it there no instructions and you find out it was shipped the day before (overnighted).
So when I called and asked him for the Tracking# he lied and said it was shipped,and never once returned a call or E-mail.
Big company or small,,,,Thats BS
As you said ,We have aChoice
11-11-2004, 01:57 AM
#13
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Kali-fornya via Mizzurah
Posts: 131
RE: DEER CAM...who
leaf river is a good 35mm and digital one. cuddebacks get mentioned a lot as good.
build you own digital opr 35mm with help from jesse's. lots of info and helpful hunters there
http://www.jesseshunting.com/forums/...p?showforum=50
build you own digital opr 35mm with help from jesse's. lots of info and helpful hunters there
http://www.jesseshunting.com/forums/...p?showforum=50
11-12-2004, 10:00 AM
#17
Fork Horn
Join Date: Apr 2004
Posts: 381
RE: DEER CAM...who
First off I want to make sure that Duse500 knows that I was not trying to question his intelligence. Digital cameras in general are far from user friendly. I just have a problem myself where I try to use things before reading the directions.
The pictures above from the Leaf River and the Cuddeback look real nice, but it is hard to concentrate on picture quality and not just stare at those nice bucks.
Here is a picture from my EagleEye that has been scaled down to put on the internet. Check out the sunset behind the deer.
The pictures above from the Leaf River and the Cuddeback look real nice, but it is hard to concentrate on picture quality and not just stare at those nice bucks.
Here is a picture from my EagleEye that has been scaled down to put on the internet. Check out the sunset behind the deer.
11-12-2004, 02:21 PM
#18
Join Date: Oct 2003
Posts: 255
RE: DEER CAM...who
First off I want to make sure that Duse500 knows that I was not trying to question his intelligence
Thought never crossed my mind
...well maybe a little
...No problems here boss.
I'v given up on the jeff and trying to get the camara working.still hasent returned a call.
I'll be stopping the payment this weekend .It's not the camera its the board.i
AGREE with ya on that...DAMN thats nice Next you got to get a pic of you and anyone of those racks
Will someone refresh my memory on how to post pics
Thought never crossed my mind
...well maybe a little...No problems here boss.I'v given up on the jeff and trying to get the camara working.still hasent returned a call.
I'll be stopping the payment this weekend .It's not the camera its the board.i
The pictures above from the Leaf River and the Cuddeback look real nice, but it is hard to concentrate on picture quality and not just stare at those nice bucks.
Will someone refresh my memory on how to post pics
11-12-2004, 05:13 PM
#19
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Fulton county IL USA
Posts: 4,271
RE: DEER CAM...who
OK,.... OK,..... well here is what the typical DOE pic looks like. I honestly believe that the Leaf River Unit takes better quality pics than even the standard film Cams do! 
heres what your average day pic looks like with the LR Digi
