Crushing Live Deer Cam

Mike Suchan, OutdoorChannel.com

Lee and Tiffany share deer on Iowa farm via web stream

When Lee Lakosky first put up a live web cam on one of his deer feeders, he was like a kid with a new toy. Tiffany often had to rein in Lee’s schoolboy mentality, telling him to turn it off and come to bed.

“I hardly ever got any sleep. I love watching them,” he said, then busting Tiffany, his wife and “Crush with Lee & Tiffany” partner, on her similar deer addiction. “We used all the data on our phones in the first two weeks.”

Learning more and more as he studied the deer, Lee wished they could share it with the world, so they are. On Crush with Lee & Tiffany.tv’s new website, the Lakoskys invite fans to visit their feeder via their live deer cam.

Crush with Lee & Tiffany is working on getting a larger server to carry more viewers, and Lee said he’s hoping to add more cameras in the future.

In the meantime, the Lakoskys have been successful out West hunting and hope it continues on their Iowa farm. We’re keeping up with Lee and Tiffany and plan to visit them for Deer Camp.

Click the image to check out some of photos of
Lee and Tiffany, then give their Facebook page a like.

"Crush with Lee & Tiffany" show page

Go to 2013 Deer Camp

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