HME Strap-On Trail Camera Holder - Ratchet Strap
S13939
- Straps to the tree with a heavy-duty ratchet strap — no screws into the trunk
- Fits and locks in place in under a minute
- 1/4 inch x 20 threaded stud fits virtually all trail cameras
- Camera head rotates a full 360 degrees for flexible positioning
- Tilts up and down through 120 degrees for precise angle adjustment
- Compact, sturdy design that's easy to move between sites
- Well suited to scouting deer and other game on trails and scrapes
The HME Strap-On Trail Camera Holder gives you a rock-solid trail camera mount without putting a screw into the tree — useful where that's simply not allowed, and kinder to the timber either way. A heavy-duty ratchet strap wraps around the trunk and locks up in under a minute, giving a firm base that won't shift or creep the way some cameras' own strap systems can. Once fitted, the camera threads onto the mount's 1/4 inch x 20 threaded stud — the standard fitting used by virtually all trail cameras — facing away from the adjustment arm, and the camera lock is tightened up against it to hold position. The head rotates a full 360 degrees and tilts up and down through 120 degrees, so you can dial in the exact angle over a trail, scrape or feeder. Compact, sturdy and quick to fit or move between sites, it's a dependable way to get a camera exactly where you want it for scouting deer and other game.
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