Seems there was a THF member who sold these mounts. The info was posted not long ago and I did not write the info down. Do you hve the information?

Thanks!

Gunnyart.com

I just wrap a piece of wire through the back brackets of my game camera and around the T post. It's been there for two years now without any problems.

I have a couple of these that I bought from Trailcampro the last time that I ordered new cameras. Multiple ways that the camera can be adjusted is a big plus. If you have a threaded insert on the bottom of your camera, these are very simple to use.




Trailcampro Tpost info


Slate River T Post mount info

I have made a couple different ones using a chunk of treated lumber in a ready mix concrete base. Work great and are very mobile.

thanks for the information and suggestions...appreciate it.

Pretty fancy stuff there. When I want to tilt mine up or down, I wedge a rock behind it. Left to right is done by just turning the camera in that direction. Keep It Simple

The Deerview Window guys have one.

T-post camera mount

Tie wire around a T-post is all I have done. A rock or cedar stick for adjustment.

we did that too but found a $20 stand that goes up or down, sideways, anyway you want - place it wherever you want - works much easier than tying onto a post, etc. Academy has them

Primos also has one. Don't waste your money.

I bought a camera tripod in a garage sale for $5 and used just the mast head and clamped it to a T-post with a hose clamp.

We run around 25 cameras and found these to work very well. Place anywhere and they swivel - can also raise and lower - use to bungee to a corner post, etc. This saves lots of time


http://www.academy.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_10051_716004_-1?ICID=CRT:021892963P

I done this, use a treated 2x6 8-10" long use pipe clamps through the wood and around the T post then mount the camera to the wood (shim as needed).
If to rocky to drive T post, fill pail with concrete with T post in middle and then the wood, good if no cattle.

iI have a couple from Gunnyart. solid product at a decent price. My covert cams doent exactly work well with them due to the back of the camera having bumps. it angles the cam to far down.

i was looking for something else and stumbled on this little do it yourself gem...
http://cambushcamo.com/blogs/news/9586237-do-it-yourself-trail-camera-mount


has both wood/tree and t post instructions. I am going to make a couple up and stick them out next lease trip.