For those of you that use them, or have used them...what is the best kind to buy? Do you have to have wireless signal in your barn? Does it hook the feed to your phone or computer or tv? Any help is appreciated!!
There was someone on FB that posted a picture of her mare using her foaling camera. It was so clear, and she said the system wasn't too expensive. It's not a "foaling camera" but she used it for that purpose. I'll see if I can find it. Hers was a wireless connection and she could view on her phone or iPad.
We've got a kind of fancy cam set up, but I use it for more than just foaling. It's a Sony SNC-RZ30N network cam, and we have a TZO account that hosts it to the outside world, so it's accesible on anything you get the internet with. It pans, tilts, zooms, and has low light assisted ability. I use 2 11 watt bulbs on my mares during foaling and the cam adjusts to make that look like daylight, sans color. We have a second cam now that will give me about 320 degrees of coverage on my farm so I can check in from work here and there and see what's happening.
Posted 2014-04-16 10:54 AM Subject: RE: Foal cams?
Elite Veteran
Posts: 631 Location: Somewhere in N.C.
I bought the 'trailer eye's' system so I could hook it up in my trailer when I am done at the barn. it is wireless and reaches 1200' . My foal was just delievered last night and having it, saved my mare. I was able to watch her from my bedroom and go out when it was time. Good clear picture on the monitor. Now I can watch mom and baby in the house.
Posted 2014-04-16 11:06 AM Subject: RE: Foal cams?
Rescue Rat
Posts: 2844 Location: Louisiana
my Mom Surprised Me With One Last Week......NeedsNo Cords Or Cable Or internet Just Powers Outlet. There Is A Screen That Comes With It. Reaches 500Ft.From Carmeras. Super Easy AndSimple Setup. It Was $337 AfterTax. ComesWith TwoCameras And Screen. Called Uniden Guardian
Foal cams?
