How to Mount a Trail Camera. I like to mount my cameras to a thick tree, strong fencepost, or a metal stake. Anchoring a trail camera to something solid prevents unwanted pictures caused by movement.

He looks for trees, fence posts, or similar objects to which he can affix the trail cameras with a strap. He eschews screw-in-type mounts, as those can harm timber. He’ll also use stake-type ...

Every hunter, beginner or expert, wants to see trail-cam pics of big bucks, and because trophy whitetails tend to be elusive, it's tempting to think that you have to put our cameras in special ...

Mount to a nearby tree and angle your camera about 45 degrees. I’ve also had success pointing cameras directly down trails, but it’s a gamble. If animals are walking in the wrong direction ...