Tree Mount for Hunting Trail Camera with 1/4 inch Screw Attachment

Rambo: Great product

United States on Dec 13, 2023

Joshua Scott: I hunt in an area of WV where we have a lot of black bears and they like to destroy everything. I have mounted these about 8-10 feet up a tree and put my cameras on them. I am running 6 or 7 cell cameras and so far this year I have only had one incident where a bear messed with them. The screws are super sharp and easy to get into a tree. The adjustable ball head helps with camera placement so even if you put the camera up high you can angle it exactly where you want it.

United States on Nov 14, 2023

B. K.: Well built, easy to use.
These are a game-changer for our trail cams.
No problems at all.

United States on Oct 22, 2023

patw: bought similar products before because they can be aimed easier than straps. a review mentioned breaking the pivot inside while screwing it onto the main screw assembly. The screw length was too long and broke the pivot ball. The items I received have a shorter thread length and doesn't jam into the pivot

United States on Sep 18, 2023

Ken: These are great for mounting trail cams. So much so, that I came back to pick up a second 3-pack. Forget those dumb straps! However, the plastic tightening nut is complete garbage. I lost one right out of the gate and chalked it up ask a fluke. I was pretty gentle with the others and didn’t have any other immediate issues. Fast forward a year and I go to deploy my trail cams again for the upcoming hunting season, and by practically just looking at them, caused the plastic nut to break. Three mounts in a row, the ever slightest pressure caused the nuts to split in half. I couldn’t even get it tight enough to keep the cam from flopping down. Superglue didn’t help one bit. I haven’t tried gorilla glue yet though. I’m basically left with a tiny little metal nub that’s impossible to tighten by hand.

Unfortunately, that $0.25 piece ruins an overall good product. Even if it doesn’t break on you right away, it’ll quickly become brittle from being out in the elements and fail sooner rather than later. My recommendation would be to either cover it with a coat (or three) of quality epoxy, or replace it right away with a new metal wing nut...

United States on Sep 10, 2022