| Trail Camera T-Post Mount No tree...No problem! Fits most cameras and provides multi-directional positioning at any height. |
| Camera and T-post are not included. |
Features
- Computer cut, all steel construction; no plastic.
- Extremely sturdy; raccoons can climb on it, cows can "scratch" on it, all without altering camera aim.
- Can be clamped at any height and turned left or right at multiple positions.
- NO glue, double sided adhesive tape or camera hole drilling involved.
- Durable matt black powder coat finish.
Please note: We do not sell outside of the continental United States of America. |
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The T-Post Mount is ideal for monitoring wildlife feeders, food plots, and any location absent of suitable
trees for camera mounting.
Additionally, the T-Post Mount can be used as a theft deterrent by allowing the camera to be placed in
locations of thick vegetation where it is less likely to be discovered.
trees for camera mounting.
Additionally, the T-Post Mount can be used as a theft deterrent by allowing the camera to be placed in
locations of thick vegetation where it is less likely to be discovered.
Instructions
Position the T-Post Mount as shown below, slide down to desired height and facing in desired direction.
Secure in place using the supplied U-bolt and wing nuts. Wing nuts should only be snug, as torsional
pressure will allow the T-Post Mount to “bite” into the T-post. Do not to tighten to the point of distortion.
Position the T-Post Mount as shown below, slide down to desired height and facing in desired direction.
Secure in place using the supplied U-bolt and wing nuts. Wing nuts should only be snug, as torsional
pressure will allow the T-Post Mount to “bite” into the T-post. Do not to tighten to the point of distortion.
There are three methods of trail camera attachment, dependent upon the make and design of the camera.
Method 1:
Many of the smaller cameras can be attached via the T-Post Mount supplied metal strap, carriage bolts,
and wing nuts. Wing nuts should only be snug, do not tighten to the point of distortion.
Many of the smaller cameras can be attached via the T-Post Mount supplied metal strap, carriage bolts,
and wing nuts. Wing nuts should only be snug, do not tighten to the point of distortion.
Method 2:
Larger cameras equipped with a nylon strap can be rigidly attached via threading the nylon strap as shown
below. The exposed U-bolt studs serve as supports for the bottom of the camera.
Larger cameras equipped with a nylon strap can be rigidly attached via threading the nylon strap as shown
below. The exposed U-bolt studs serve as supports for the bottom of the camera.
Method 3:
Cameras that are manufacturer supplied with bungee straps for tree attachment can be attached to the
T-Post Mount via the bungee straps. The exposed U-bolt studs serve as supports for the bottom of
the camera. Shown below is a camera from the popular Wildgame Innovations “Micro” series.
Cameras that are manufacturer supplied with bungee straps for tree attachment can be attached to the
T-Post Mount via the bungee straps. The exposed U-bolt studs serve as supports for the bottom of
the camera. Shown below is a camera from the popular Wildgame Innovations “Micro” series.
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