Camera stand

[QDM4fun]

I needed a way of mounting cameras in my bean fields that would be easy to set up and move. My beans are 5-6 feet tall so a t-post is a little short and a pain to move. This is what I came up with. The camera is 6' high and angle is adjustable. BTW, hogs are not an issue.







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[Guest]

That looks pretty good. I'd fill those bottom pipes with sand
Nice cart too

[QDM4fun]

That looks pretty good. I'd fill those bottom pipes with sand
Nice cart too

Thought about sand or water, but will probably just drill a couple of holes and bend some wire stakes. It's pretty steady on the small cams, but the old, big reconyx is a little much for it

[SEA PRO 210]

Mighty fine Redneck Ingenuity!

[LegacyArcher]

I like it, looks good!

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[texan16]

Great idea, dont see why it wont work just fine.

[gonehuntin68]

looks great but how the heck do you get pictures of deer if the beans are 5-6ft tall?

[Muddy Bud]

That's pretty smart. Only thing I see that may be an issue is the wind. Might get a ton of blank photos if it's sways easy. But I'll bet with a schedule 80 pvc it would be golden. If wind is not an issue then it's perfect.

[QDM4fun]

looks great but how the heck do you get pictures of deer if the beans are 5-6ft tall?

Well the beans WERE 6' tall. As they graze them down, they leave random patches and stalks which makes it hard to get distant deer. In a few weeks it may not be a problem

In the photo is a 5' tall cage exclosure. This portion is heavily grazed.



This was a few weeks ago with camera placed in small grazed portion. It shows the wall of beans I'm trying to get above


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[QDM4fun]

If you zoom I. on the cage, you can see the top of the wire. These beans look like they would be close to 7' without the deer!

[rbarnes]

should work perfectly staked down. i like it

[Grizzly1]

Nice stand. Nice food plot. THOSE ARE SOME HAPPY DEER IN ALL THAT GREEN!

[QDM4fun]

Stands didn't work as well as I hoped they would. 1" pvc was a little to flexible. Got several pics I blamed on wind moving the cams.

[Grizzly1]

What about an 8ft tee post?

[dogcatcher]

I would use a T post and bigger PVC, not sure but I believe 1 1/2" PVC pipe will slide on to a T post.