January 13, 2003

We put security cameras in our cow barn last January so we could monitor our cattle more closely during calving.  It enabled us to closely observe the cows due to calve without disturbing them on coming in too early or worse – too late!  It has saved us many trips to the barn and it’s a lot easier to get back to sleep if you don’t have to go out in the cold.  It has also helped us catch an unexpected twin being born backwards, that we would probably have lost.  It just makes calving season much easier and a lot less stressful.  We would strongly recommend the system to anyone interested.

Sincerely,

Sharon & Gary Olmstead

Carberry, MB

Chris-  These Cow Cams are just like your cell phone, once you use it, you will not be without one again.

Jan 02, ’07 - Start Calving

Jan 25, ’07 – 87 Calves

No Losses – all calved outside then brought in warm barn to dry off

As long as I have cattle there will be Cow Cams on the Farm

-Randy

Dec.31, 2004

I’m really impressed with the picture quality of the camera.  The colors come out very true even during bad weather.  The sound is equally impressive what I thought was bad static is actually barn fans.  I can hear and electric fencer click the sparrows I can’t get out of the barn and cows urinate on the concrete.  It easily picks up cows bawling and calves bellowing for milk. The most impressive feature is the night vision.  In my barn I can’t see my hand when the lights are off but we can easily see the cattle under low light to no light.  Once I found a permanent location for the antenna, it only took a couple of hours to finish the complete installation.  I’m very confident the camera will save me steps, animals and a lot of sleep.

Alain Philipput

St. Claude, MB

Apr.1, 2004

Dear Sir,

Just a quick testimonial for your video monitoring system.  It works very well, easy setup and adjustment and very little difficulty adjusting to our setup. 

I highly recommend the system.

Jan.30, 2008

We were one of the first users of the Allen Leigh Cow Cam system.  Since then we have upgraded with extra cameras and pan scanners.  Our latest purchase is his new style receiver and 6db high gain indoor antenna.  In over 10 years our only down time has been a camera power supply cord that from the pan scanner rubbed and wore through on the barn exterior wall.  This was caused by my improper routing of the cord, not the product. 

It gives Chris great pride and satisfaction knowing his Cow Cam products increase profitability and the quality of life for their owners during calving season.

Thank you Chris for your excellent products, support and friendship!

Sincerely

Scott Johnston

Rothwell, MB

We got the cameras last year and we think they are a great benefit.  The frequency of going outside is greatly reduced, and the fact that the cows are not disturbed as often is a bonus.  We would recommend them to anyone who likes to keep a close eye on their animals, especially during the cold weather.

Patterson Holdings

Gladstone, MB

Oct.22, ‘08

Talked to Levi, a rancher from Saskatchewan, and he told me that he used our system to save a calf that had the bag over it’s head.  He ran out and saved the calf, it was a little steer.  Well that little steer grew into a bull and was sold recently for over $20000.00, a calf well saved.  You just never know which one holds the key to success.  Just think what would of happened if he did not have a CowCam.

April 17, 2009

Bought my first two cameras in 2006 and a third camera in 2007.  They work very well and have already paid for themselves with the calves I have saved.  The service from Allen Leigh Enterprises has been friendly and top notch.  Thank you Chris and Darren.

Terry Belsheim

Tulliby Lake, AB

Chris,

We have used the Cow Cam wireless system for several years now.  The system has been very reliable, with very little down time.  This system can virtually eliminate all of those cold dark cow checks when nothing is happening.

Vern Nelson

Hi Chris,

I hope you had a good Christmas.

I would thank you a lot, this camera is the most wonderful thing in my tractor.  Can’t wait to go out seeding again.

Amos Wipf

Willow Creek Colony

Feb.23, 04

I talked to Ernest on the phone and he had mentioned that he is covering an out side pen that is 75 feet wide and 200 feet long.  The camera is mounted 12 feet up, after about 25 feet from the camera he can see the whole pen, he says he has real good lighting and that makes a big difference.  He is 120% happy with this setup and says any prospects can give him a phone call to see how it is working and to ask questions.  He was hoping to get a video tape of the operation off to me so people can see what it really looks like.

Ernest Guderyan

Hudson Bay, SK

Feb 26, 04

Dear Chris,

Just installed the pan scanner yesterday.  Works great.  One camera can cover an area that would need at least 4 or 5 of the fixed position cameras.

We are extremely pleased with your products and would recommend them to anyone.  This is the second calving season for the cameras and have had no problems whatsoever with them.

Yours truly,

Vern Nelson

Grandview, MB

Oct. 17, 02

To Whom It May Concern:

Last spring, prior to the onset of foaling, we purchased a wireless video monitoring system from Allen Leigh Enterprises.

We moved here from B.C. once and a half years ago, where we had a cabled system, requiring hundreds of feet of cable to reach from the barn to the house.  It served the purpose of providing 24 hour, undisturbed surveillance of our mares, but was inconvenient.

The barn on our new place is approximately 450 feet from the house, with a relatively dense tree belt between the two structures.  This made it difficult and expensive to use the cabled system.  We installed our new wireless system in about one hour and had a clear, wide angle view of the foaling stall.  The unit has been trouble free and is, without a doubt, the most economical video monitoring system I was able to find.

We were able to observe our mare’s foaling without disturbing them and were on hand to assist the one mare that required help, all as a result of being able to constantly monitor the foaling process.

I would strongly recommend this system to anyone with livestock.  It seems to be quite maintenance free, other than cleaning the camera lense and has provided us with immense peace of mind.  It really takes the hassle out of wee hour calving and foaling checks.  Just crawl out of bed and into your kitchen or living room and check the herd.  Once you go to this system, you’ll never want to be without one!

Sincerely,

Karen L. Sinclair

Pivot Point Quarter Hourses

Parry, SK

February 15, 2000

Dear Chris,