Treedude Trail Camera Mounting Bracket

🌳【Hang Your Trail Camera Almost Anywhere】With included 6-inch wide nylon strap, you can place your device almost anywhere in the wood, tree, telegraph pole or T-post. The nature brown trail camera strap equiped with durable zinc metal buckle, support the backet and stay strong on nasty winter.
♻️【Nearly 100% Metal】Our TreeDude mounting backet body is constructed of alloy steel with rust-resistant black paint. The reliable fasteners and 1” wide nylon strap are designed for long lasting use in various weather conditions. Let you leave the wood with confidence.
🌳【Maximum Adjustable w/ Double Ball Joints】The TreeDude game camera holder rotates 360 degrees and tilts up and down 180 degrees for one joint, and 270 degrees for another. Had plenty of adjustment for orienting the game camera solar panel to the sun and for trail camera to capture big or small.
♻️【Save for Young Hunters】The Upperosey game camera mount gives hunters the ability to mount their trail cameras without nailing and damaging trees. We know it is not compulsory to do so, but take a step back and start thinking about our young hunters and precious forest. We need to act now!
🌳【Fit Any ¼-20 Socket 】Most brands game camera, trail camera solar panel come with ¼-20 socket. Once secure the bracket, simply screw your device onto the 1/4-inch by 20 threaded stud.

This works well with the way I like to position my game cameras. I like to mount my cameras up a little higher than a standard mounting strap allows. I generally put my cameras above the height of deer and angle the camera down slightly. While it was a little bit of a pain to adjust this works much better than using the standard strap and sticks behind the camera to get the correct angle. You have to find the angle you want and then tighten both screws down equals amounts. If you get the tension slightly uneven between the screws it will cause the camera to fall either forwards or backwards. I thought I was going to need pliers to get the two screws tight enough. I finally managed to get them tight enough for the camera to stay in position without getting tools. So far after being out in the elements for a couple weeks I am not seeing any rust issues. I did have to adjust the tension on the mount after swapping cards but it wasn't as bad as initial setup.

-- Andrew

Package Dimensions
4.84 x 2.48 x 2.36 inches

Item Weight
5.6 ounces