DIY Trail camera mount

[StrungOutOutdoors]

A lot of you may be familiar with this method. Others new to hunting and the forums may not be, so I just wanted to share, as its very cheap, effective, and simple to do.

 

[Hazmt]

Thanks for sharing this! I made a few today to use on my security (game) cameras today around the farm. I you put enough of them up and you will at least see the bad guys stealing your stuff. After hunting season, Walmart clears them out pretty cheap, so I get a couple every year. This idea makes it easier for me to mount them up high on the barns.

 

[jonfishun@gmail.]

I used these last year, and they work great.

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[StrungOutOutdoors]

I used these last year, and they work great.

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I will never go back to straps

 

[woodmoose]

I will never go back to straps

many of the properties I hunt forbid screw in devices,,,,so straps are only option (gamelands, timber co lands, some land owners)

this hack is nice, but only where appropriate

 

[jonfishun@gmail.]

many of the properties I hunt forbid screw in devices,,,,so straps are only option (gamelands, timber co lands, some land owners)

this hack is nice, but only where appropriate

Check out diy sportsman video.

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[woodmoose]

No need for me,,,all my cameras come with mounts that work fine for me

 

[lasttombstone]

I set up a couple of these this week in places around the field that had limited tree access. One I put on my box stand leg and can now get pictures that aren't tilted 45 degrees. Seems to work fine so far.

 

[woodmoose]

I set up a couple of these this week in places around the field that had limited tree access. One I put on my box stand leg and can now get pictures that aren't tilted 45 degrees. Seems to work fine so far.

yeah, if you need to do sever angles I can see the benefit - my locations a small stick behind the camera at top or bottom adjust it enough to level it

maybe when I find a few hours I may mess with it,,,better than mowing the grass!!

 

[lasttombstone]

That's what I usually do as well. I do see where this can come in handy if you are looking to place a camera in a specific place and there is really no suitable tree in the right place. I put one on the edge of the clover patch in front of the house where there are no trees. i had a post with a bluebird box on it so now I just used it. Perfect place and solution. Took me more time to find what I needed at Lowe's than it did to put them together.

 

[StrungOutOutdoors]

Glad most of you are getting some use out of this.

 

[CBB1]

Great idea, thank you for sharing.


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