I run a 250 head cow-calf operation. I purchased an AgCam about a month ago for my calving season. I have put the camera on the yard light pole in the heifer pen, and the receiver is hooked up to my TV. I get a clear picture even during inclement weather, and I am impressed with the clarity even in the dark. This device saves me the time and energy of constantly checking on the heifers and disturbing them while they are calving. I now know when I have to be on hand to help just by turning on the TV. We saved two calves this year so far that were twisted in the heifers by being able to see the distress and getting out to assist them. What especially impressed me was the personal assistance that Bruce Treleaven gave while I was setting my AgCam up. I never felt like my money was taken, and I was left on my own to figure it out. I would highly recommend the AgCam to large or small cattle operations; it will soon pay for itself.

We have had our AgCam set up and running for 48 hours, and it has almost paid for itself already. We had a cow with a brand new calf, another trying to steal it, and were able to get to the barn and intervene before disaster struck. Just the fact that we can watch what is going on, all the time not just when we walk down to the corral, makes all the difference in the world. We already had a black and white CabCam camera set up in the barn, but this outside color camera gives so much more detail in a bright, sharp image, even at night. Would highly recommend for any cattleman wanting to keep a close eye on their cattle… Dick & Diane Coombs, Bar C Ranch.