Rick James

So I was down in Bradford County PA this weekend to check on the selective logging that was completed on my family property. I brought the new Leaf River cam down as well and set it up yesterday in the late afternoon over some corn and a mineral lick I put out. I managed to get these pics in the first 24 hours.







The one centered in this one is a yearling looking buck when you look at the 1600x1200 pixel version. He isn't big, but I am pretty sure there are pedicals there.



The one on the right here looks like a buck too. Notice the two others in the glare next to eachother to the extreme right.



They did a great job on the logging as well, and still have a bit more on my Aunt's property (where these pics were taken) that is next to what my father and I have. You can actually see a huge marked red oak in the picture that will be cut shortly.

OHBowhunter

Looks like I would have to take that mark off that red oak and put a tree stand up there. Nice pics.

Stone316_74

I definetly agree. It would be the place to hang a stand.

Pa Trophy Man

nice pics

nubo

Great selection on critter's Deer and Turk's ,let's go hunting .The pic's look good from your cam ,is it a digital?

nubo

IL-Cornfed

Looks like that Leaf River is gonna work out great for ya! Thanks for sharing

drstalker

Nice.How much do those leaf river cams cost.Are they easy to operate,also like nubo asked are they digital?

buckeye

The digitals are $270-$300 depending on the model.

Rick James

Yeah guys, it is the digital 2.1 megapixel Leaf River with the LCD viewing screen on it as well. I got it for $299 on a buy it now auction on ebay from a guy that seems to carry them in stock all the time. It is pretty easy to use for basic stuff, but there are a lot of other functions as well that can be used that can get somwhat complicated for someone that isn't too technical with computer stuff. I also got 2x 128 mb Sandisk CF cards for it, and a card reader as well. My father will take care of it when I am not around and in NY. He just has to swap cards, plug the card with pics into the card reader, and then email me pics. It's rather convenient.

I should have more pics tomorrow. I setup the camera to only take 1 pic every 3 minutes yesterday. The area was tore up, I am sure there were quite a few deer in there that I didn't get pics of. I set it to 1 pic every 1 minute now so I am sure tomorrow will end up with more pics. I will update then when I have more pics.

IL-Cornfed

Guys, I have a friend that is now a Leaf River Dealer. He has promoised any of my forum buddies a price of $249 for the DC-1 and $269 for the DC-2 and that is SHIPPED!!! This is absolutely THE best price you'll find anywhere. They are great cams and Mike is a great honest guy to deal with.