Trail Cam Stand
Have you ever used a trail cam stand? Have you ever struggled with finding the right stand for your trail cam? If your answer is, “No.” Then it is likely that you have only used your trail cam in a natural setting. In urban settings, a trail cam stand is an essential item because you can’t simply be drilling holes into your client’s home or shed. Likewise, you must be careful in pushing rods into the ground as you may puncture a sprinkler system or subterranean line that you didn’t know was there.

The trail cam stand discussed in the video has several key features. First, it can actually stand on its’ own. You don’t need to push it into the ground or screw it into a tree or wall. Second, it has screw tight grips so it can be squeezed onto a stud or rafter to hold it into place without leaving a hole or mark. Third, it has plenty of swivel capability so you can position the trail cam in the position that serves your needs best.
The negative is, this trail cam stand is a bit pricey. I got mine for around $90.00. But if you rely on quality images or video from your camera, this product will help you get the shot you need. More details are in the video below. Please subscribe to the channel.
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