Most effective DIY TRAIL CAM MOUNT
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2018
- Let me show you how to build the best DIY trail camera mounts at home! If your tired of being limited with the straps, or just want a DIY hunting project, this is it.
These are also great to protect your trail camera from theft by limiting thieves from being able to spot straps wrapped around trees and by being able to place them higher and still easily be able to adjust your cameras view. These are extremely, CHEAP and EASY to build. Extremely versatile, allowing you to mount your trail camera about anywhere, any way you want. Trail cam tips and tricks. Hunting tips and tricks. Trail camera theft prevention - กีฬา
Just wanted to drop back by and tell you how great these work. I have had them in the field for past 2 hunting seasons and I'm going to make some more. Great stuff.
Awesome man. I haven't used anything else for about 10 years. They really are nice to use
Very nice video, really liked your personality and the fact you didn't have music playing.
Went to the hardware store this morning it worked great!
You'll never go back to straps! ;)
Solid setup. No tools needed is awesome!
Ohhhh, just what I need, Thanks, I love your channel! Keep them comin...
Thanks for the kind words!
Keep up the good work. Go far I've watched two of your video's and learned stuff from both of them. Thank you for taking the time to share with us.
Great idea on the camera mounts. Thanks for sharing
Glad I found this. This a great idea.
Hope you enjoy it. Thanks for watching
this is such a daft idea its ....genius ....untill it was in the tree i did not know how it was going to work..............very very clever.
had to subscribe
It works great. Youll never go back to straps again. Thanks for stopping by and joining us!
Great video thanks for the heads up and funny too!!! Enjoy and good luck this season be safe!!! #GA
Wow! Great advice! Thank you so much!
Great idea and a simple and cheap way to make a trail cam mount. I am using them now after watching this.
Good deal! Like I tell everyone else.... You wont go back to straps after using these. Thanks for watching
Awesome idea! Just what I was needing for where I need to put my first camera. Thank man 👍
Hope you enjoy it as much as I do ! Thanks for watching
I need to try that out.. great tips.👍
EXCELLENT Video. Excellent Tips and Tutorial! Your explanations and instructions are clear and easy to follow. Thank You!
Thanks for watching!
Great idea!!!
Great mount idea!
I love these things. Haven't used a strap since I started using these mounts. Thanks for watching!
Awesome method thanks for showing us that🖒
Nice job! Keep up the good work.
I like the camera mount tip. Very nice.
They are great in my opinion. Ive yet to go back to straps.
So cool!
That is an awesome way to rig those trail cams!!!
Nice
Thanks for a great video, I'm going to make me two camera mounts tomorrow !
Awesome man! You'll never go back to straps
Cool thanks for sharing ❤️
Great ideas
ingenuis lil mount bracket for cams! I got that stuff in an ole junk drawer at home too.
I'm bored so I am heading to Lowes to pick up the hardware. I have quite a few cameras, so this will definitely help and save me some money. Thanks man.
Miguel, let me know how it goes. Hope you enjoy them as much as I do!
Dropping a LIKE on your video, Watching and Supporting!
hey there! new canadian friend here!~trail mount what a great idea! i need to get another tripod and i mcgiver a bunch of different things!
Well done
Thanks, I'm headed to the hardware store now.
A great DIY project for any trail cammer!! Saw you last night at MBA’s live 👍
Thanks for stopping by!
Hey, Hi from the Missouri Ozarks and thanks for the good idea, I was thinking about putting together something better for mounting my cameras and get rid of the straps.
You'll love these, Scott. Thanks for watching and good luck
It's a big like. Have a good day to u.
Godbless 👍♥️
Excellent video, great idea even if it’s nor yours.
Very nice tips. They’re no go for public land in Florida (can’t drill into the trees or use bait on public land). But looks like a good idea for the farm.
There is ab alternate method you can use without having to screw into the trees. Youd just use a plate instead of a screw. But then you have to use a strap for the plate, so it almost defeats the purpose, but itll allow you to get the cam up higher out of other peoples view.
Same for NH - can't do anything to damage a tree on public land, and on private need written permission from the land owner.
good tree mount idea. first thing i do when i get a new camera is throw the strap that comes with it in a drawer.that strap makes a camera so easy for thieves to spot.
I agree, thanks for watching🍻
excellent
Super Idee
Dude really like what I'm seeing on your page.
Thanks man, I appreciate it
Nice share
Hey, new friend from grant McIntosh! Thanks for sharing!
You need to be the first outdoor hunting channel to be sponsored by Coors Light... Great stuff man. 🍺
lol Thanks for stopping by brother!
Add a rubber washer between the eye bolts and it makes a great friction washer. very easy to adjust and tighten by finger.
not a bad idea!
Thank you dear I love the ideas... I'm using regular nuts in case someone wants to steal my cam
I'm going to do that but also strap a large hose clamp around the tree and camera with a padlock . Make the thiefs work really hard to be successful
Nice! The chainsaw part was a good laugh 😂
Does cameras look s expensive
Great idea but i cant use this around here :( unless you got a way of making it theft proof. Any idea how i can get my cams mounted and not be stolen. Just got 4 cams stolen off me last week.
That's whats great about these. If you put them up high out of view, thief's wont see them/cant reach them.
Wouldn`t it be nice if we could just remove the thieves from the gene pool all together.
@@chuckward9793 I tell ya what, aint nothing I hate more than a thief
I could steal that in a heart beat . I use 3 1/3 to 4 in wood star screws
Its more about having 0 limits with the mount. It only helps against theft if you have it up high enough. Without the straps its harder to see the cam also
Are the deer gonna get their tongue cut on the plastic? Just wondering. Thanks for sharing
Deer are extremely tough animals. In fact, one of their favorite things to eat on is briar. More than likely the plastic won't phase them. Thanks for watching and asking questions👍
Gotta wonder who were the 8 idiots who dissed this video. I knew most of this stuff and have used these mounts. This is a good presentation of the concept and build. Kudos.
Probably folks who cant screw, screws into trees in their area. Thanks for watching and the kind words!
Georgia!!
Yes, Sir. Born and raised
What about Trail Cams without the threaded mounting hole?
I guess if one wanted, they could make their own threaded adapter with a long nut/ coupling nut and some jb weld. Or something along those lines
@@StrungOutOutdoors Touche', now that's thinking outside the box. Thanks!
Looks like my kinda of channel
Yours looks down my ally too! Thanks for stopping by
Hey! Nice to meet you. Your one of those handy guys aren't you?
Thanks for stopping by! I do what I can😎
Now this is what I call an "everyman" solution. Peace.
You do your own traps.
If you can screw it in by hand, a thief can screw it out by hand. So how does this rig stop trail cam theft?
Bill, it allows you to place the cam just about anywhere. Ideally, youd put it up higher, out of sight. Not having a strap makes it a lot harder to pick out. With it being higher, its an "out of sight, out of mind" kind of thing. And unless they have something to reach, they wont fool with it usually. Thanks for watching!
@@StrungOutOutdoors I'd like Locked up and out of sight, out of mind better. If the happen to see it, they will take it without being locked around the tree. I do like the mount you made, great idea.
I want/need a stand that can hover high over a dumpster facing down to catch people doing nasty s**t
Great idea, but come on you gave that peanut butter lick didn't you.
lol you know it!😂
Rev up them chainsaws!
go big or go home 😂.