Anywhere camera mount

[kmack]

I was thinking about the lock nuts, too, but then I thought a lot of times i'm out in the field without a wrench, much less with 2 wrenches. You need a wrench the whole way to unscrew it but with lock washers I can use a variety of things to loosen it and then get the rest of it with my fingers.

Both of my cameras have been moved at least once. I have yet to take apart these mounts since I first put them together. The lock nuts are just tight enough to have friction on the washers so that the camera doesn't move. To put them into a tree (or take them out) you just (un)screw it. I have not had the need for wrenches to mess with them. That was the whole reason for the lock nuts.

Edit to add: the wing nut is a good idea for the nut that locks down the camera onto this mount. I used regular nuts there, but they are on pretty tight against the camera and have not loosened over time.

[dustoffer]

TheSG is sold out but I noticed before it sold out the price has doubled.

[texan4ut]

I make these too. I use wing nuts. No trees much where I hunt so I mount them on 3/4 steel tubing welded to a metal base or fixed to slip over a piece of rebar hammered in the ground. This camera watches my front driveway sidewalk.

[cehorn]

Anyone know if this would work for ozonics? It should, just not sure if ozonics would require the same sized bolt.

[kmack]

IIRC, the bolt size for my cameras was 1/4" and a coarse thread. That's kind of a standard thread size. If the ozonics have a mounting spot on them, it should be pretty much the same. (But don't quote me on that...)

[txagyotebuster]

Cameras have 1/4-20 (standard course thread) threads

[kmack]

Got some pics of my current camera setups...

[kp143631]

Got some pics of my current camera setups...

Good looking set up. How do you like that camera from Amazon? I have thought about ordering one to see how well they work. If they work the price is right on some of them.

Thanks,
Kyle

[kmack]

How do you like that camera from Amazon?

So far they have been working great! No issues yet and they have been more reliable than the Wildgame Innovations cameras I had before. The video capabilities on these current cameras is pretty good for the price point.