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HME Better Trail Camera Holder with 360-degree Rotational Camera Head | Compact Sturdy Design | Easy Installation & Versatile Compatibility

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Features

  • HIGH-QUALITY HOLDER - The compact, sturdy design provides dependable means for supporting all trail cameras with the 1/4 x 20 threaded insert on bottom; The camera head rotates 360 degrees and tilts up and down 120 degrees for perfect camera placement
  • EASY TO INSTALL - Screw the mounting screw into the tree where you want the trail camera to face; Next place the camera holder mounting bracket onto the threaded stud of the mounting screw and install and tighten the wing nut
  • SECURE CAMERA ATTACHMENT - Screw the trail camera onto the threaded end of the camera mount so it is facing away from the adjustment arm and screw the camera lock up and against the bottom of the camera to hold that position
  • COMPATIBILITY WITH CAMERA MODELS - HME ensures that the Better Trail Camera Holder is compatible with a range of trail cameras; It can accommodate cameras from different manufacturers, making it a versatile choice for users with various camera models
  • VERSATILE - The holder can be employed in various outdoor environments/activities; Whether you're monitoring wildlife, conducting research, enjoying outdoor photography, Better Trail Camera Holder enhances your ability to capture images/videos effectively

Description

HME BETTER TRAIL CAMERA HOLDER: The Better Trail Camera Holder utilizes the same "user-friendly" installation procedures as our better line of bow hangers. Screw the mounting screw into the tree where you want the trail camera to face (A). Next place the camera holder mounting bracket onto the threaded stud of the mounting screw and install and tighten the wing nut (B). It's that easy! Now screw the trail camera onto the threaded end of the camera mount so it is facing away from the adjustment arm and screw the camera lock up and against the bottom of the camera to hold that position. The camera head rotates 360 degrees and tilts up and down 120 degrees for perfect camera placement. This simple, compact, sturdy design provides a dependable means for supporting all trail cameras with the 1/4 x 20 threaded insert on the bottom. The Better Trail Camera Holder features design elements that enhance stability. This design minimizes movement, even in windy conditions, and ensures that your camera's alignment remains intact. MAIN FEATURES: - Heavy- Duty Trail camera holder featuring unique mounting screw for extra stability; - Pan/Tilt for perfect camera orientation; - Easily remove and remount year after year. From the Manufacturer The Better Trail Camera Holder utilizes the same "user friendly" installation procedures as our better line of bow hangers. Simply screw the mounting screw into the tree where you want the trail camera to face (A). Next place the camera holder mounting bracket onto the threaded stud of the mounting screw and install and tighten wing nut (B). It's that easy. Now screw the trail camera onto the threaded end of the camera mount so it is facing away from the adjustment arm and screw the camera lock up and against the bottom of camera to hold that position. Camera head rotates 360 degrees and tilts up and down 120 degrees for perfect camera placement. This simple, compact and sturdy design provides a dependable means for supporting all trail cameras with the 1/4" x 20 threaded insert on the bottom.

Product Dimensions: 1 x 1 x 1 inches


Item Weight: 14.4 ounces


Item model number: BTCH


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: July 4, 2012


Department: ""


Manufacturer: Hme Products


Country of Origin: China


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Good quality, excellent value
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
I just installed two of these. I can't make any claims for durability yet, but they seem very solidly made and were easy to install. I pre-drilled a 7/32" hole and used pliers to screw the mount into the hole and to tighten down the wing nut to hold the mount to the screw. I wish I'd tightened the locknuts on the pivot points before installing because it was a minor hassle to tighten then once the mount and camera were installed. From the factory, the pivots seemed just a little too loose to keep the camera from shifting in a storm. There are two degrees of freedom: pan and tilt (yaw and pitch). No roll adjustment, so make sure you find a somewhat vertical section of the tree (or post?) to attach the mount. If the tree doesn't have a vertical section, cut off a thick (> 3") branch with a vertical cut and screw this mount to the face of the cut. I have tried a variety of camera mounts, and this is probably tied for the best. The double-ball-joint ones have more adjustability, but they require more screws to attach, are a little harder to adjust, and are currently twice as expensive as this one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2022 by Chris R.
    • Well made
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Better than expected. Good for angling cams, works with tactacam reveal
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2024 by Hunt
    • Five Stars But For The Rust Issue
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Review Image by JSMChinook JSMChinook
I originally posted this review and later tried to add a photo and additional comments using the "Comments" link to the review. Unfortunately, I could not see how to add a photo to Comments so tried to "cancel"... this eliminated the entire review. It should be back now (thanks to cut/paste) along with the photo and added thoughts: Original Review: I'm giving this 4*s largely because it's such good value for money; it's versatile; and it adapts easily for use on a T-Post. Note that very few T-Post mounts have the range of motion this tool has. I'd give it 5-stars if I expected it to last longer than one year but I fear it will quickly rust out and the the various rotations, so smooth now, will no longer exist. Note to HME: If you had this hot-dipped galvanized and then painted, it would be 10-stars. It would have to cost more but most of us who hate rusted iron would gladly pay $5 more... I don't really like the little stud for fastening to a tree. First, there's only one and it will almost certainly be in the wrong place where it's put the first time; and getting it out of a tree will be more trouble than it's worth. Just use a 3" plated deck screw with torx drive; you need a drill anyway it the deck screw will be in-easy and out-easy. To use this on a T-post (where it really shines... at least "shines" until it rusts), grab a piece of scrap 1x from your shop floor (my piece was a scrap of 3/8" plywood about 4"x8" but almost any size will work); drill two holes near the top for a U-bolt; just below that drill a hole for an appropriately sized bolt and fasten the HME to the board. Then just use the U-bolt to fasten the board to a T-post, taking care to put the long end down so it will lay against the T-post. If you want to stick the apparatus upward, you'll need to use two U-bolts... Added Thoughts: To attach this device to another post without first bolting it to a larger (wooded) plate, you will need a slender 6" driver because the swivel mechanism gets in the way for a straight drive and you need to use the driver through the small opening in the base mechanism (see picture). However, this is easily done; just takes a few more parts if you're using a power drill. Note the rust already starting to form on the mechanism nuts. Come on HME, stainless is not that much more per item... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2018 by JSMChinook JSMChinook
    • Easy game camera positioning
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
My game camera use is made easier with this device
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2024 by Donald
    • Great for trail cameras and solar panels.
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
I initially bought this mount for a camera, I discovered the mounts for my solar panel were garbage so I ordered another. This is one of the few mounts that seems strong enough to hold a 5 or 10 Watt solar panel. I've owned other HME products like tree mounted crossbow holders. As other reviewers have noted and from my own experience rust can be an issue, especially in States like Michigan. I preemptively paint my mounts before using them. I use a base coat of matte Rust-Oleum desert tan and then an indirect spray of rustoleum hammered black. This combination gives it sort of a mottled camo look. The extra layer of paint definitely keeps them lasting longer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2023 by Bruce Carpenter
    • Durable
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
I've purchased a bunch of these. None have failed. Gets your game camera up and out of the line of sight for deer and trespassers. I try to carry a five gallon bucket to stand on. This will get your camera up high enough and out of reach for the ordinary trespasser. My biggest issue with these - and its not the fault of the mount - is that the tree eventually grows around the mount and your can't remove it. I've been trying not to screw them in all the way in case I want to use the mount someplace else. Coming back here to buy another one and thought I would leave a review. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2022 by Dave
    • Those don’t last
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
You’ll get a year at most out of these before it rusts and becomes impossible to adjust. I think this is my 3rd one as I haven’t found anything better to mount to a large tree.
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2022 by Steve
    • Great
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Only problem is you have to take them completely off to change the battery in the reveal trail camera which isn’t the easiest think to do.
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2023 by Nick P.

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