MoultrieEZ Tree Mount

A great simple, affordable and useful tool that anyone considering hanging up game cameras should look into. They really are as simple as they look. You stick the sharp end against the tree, sort of hold it steady and straight with one hand while the other hand cranks it around until it drill into the tree. It's my assumption that since they're Moultrie that they fit all Moultrie cameras, but I don't know for sure. I can say they work perfectly with my Moultrie Panoramic 150. The screw fits perfectly and allows enough stable "play" that I can swivel the camera to just the right angle before I tighten it down. Then once it's tight it doesn't move.I have a Spypoint brand camera too that it doesn't fit perfectly. It seems that the screw hole on the camera is too shallow and won't let the screw tighten down, but with just a couple small washers between the mount and the screw and all's well in the world.Originally I got these to mount my GoPro camera on my tree above me for some unique video footage perspectives. Again, a perfect fit with the GoPro tripod mount and tripod mount quick release base. The quick release has two mounting holes on the bottom for more flexible mounting options, and the hole nearest the edge of the mount seems like it was made for these Moultrie mount arms. Absolute solid and flush mount with each other.Small, lightweight, easy to use and very inexpensive. If and when I get more game cameras to put up in the woods I will for sure get more of these!

These are great if you have multiple game cams out in the woods. They're easy to store, transport, and mount. I like that you can angle them when screwing them into the tree. The only issue is that when you unscrew the wing nut, it will very easily drop off so you kind of have to hold that plus the screw so you don't lose it.

Not to bad for holding trail cameras, but the clip holding the handle falls off if you screw out to far.

I bought the three pack. Overall I'm happy with them. They are small in size and easy to screw into any tree with a little effort. Two issues. The clip holding the screw to the mount falls off immediately when using. When it falls to the ground it's impossible to find and if you do find it and reattach it to the screw it just keeps falling off. Another problem is the screw is a couple threads too long and cannot be used with some cameras without one or two washers.

I can't believe someone would give this product a 1-star review because they were too dense to figure out it's not "adjustable?" It's a bent piece of steel with a screw on one end and a hole in the other, people. If you've got a 1/4"-20 threaded fitting (standard photo tripod size) on the bottom of your camera, it will work.My only criticism is, like a previous reviewer I found the screw is a little long for some makes of cameras. It might work fine with Moultries, I don't know - I have a Bushnell, and I had to grind a little off the length of the screw. A washer on the screw would work as well, I just didn't want to be trying to keep up with small washers in the field. Not the end of the world.I use my camera in a couple of locations on the place, so it's nice to have three mounts in a package, I can transfer the camera easily without any hassle.

I like these much better than the straps that come with the cameras. It helps make sure the angle is right no matter what size tree its on. They have been holding up fine so far and keeps the spiders from building up behind the camera.

These are great for any tree, you are putting a trail cam on. This makes it easy to put on any tree, without the worries if your strap will reach or is it straight enough.

Way better than a strap and last longer

produit tres utile pour camera de surveillance

Installation des caméras de surveillance se fait facilement et aisément. C'est beaucoup mieux que les sangles de nylon.

You know.. these are solid camera mounts. They're not going to bend or breakdown over time.. My issue is, they're just to thick/big to easily screw into trees. Tried them on two different trees (pine), Both times I had to use the cork screw opener on my swiss knife to get the hole started, and even after the fact, it was still a lot of effort to get it seated far enough. I have been using trail cams since 35mm days, and tried several different mounts, and this by far is the worse.