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Stop fighting tree straps and settling for unwanted camera locations. With our universal camera stake, you can put your trail camera wherever you want it and QUICKLY. Simply thread the stake into the base of your trail camera and place it in the ground. All trail cameras have the same threaded hole in the base of them, so this stake is universal.
Not all trees and straight, and not all trees are where you want them. The universal camera stake takes location and camera angle out of the picture. You will never have to worry again.
Option: If you are pounding the stake into harder soil, you may add a screw-on pounding knob that will thread on to the stake.
Material: Steel
Thread Size: 1/4"-20
Length: 40"
Diameter: 3/8"
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Our adjustable solar panel mount for our camera stakes allows you to mount your solar panel at any height or direction you choose. The quick knob is easy to use and allows you to remove the solar panel mount and move it to another camera stake, if needed.
Use the included jam nut to keep your solar panel from rotating on the threads.
The collar has a 3/8" inside diameter and is compatible with the new Trick Outdoors 3/8" Trail Camera Stake.Â
Our screw-on style knob for our camera stake allows you to pound your stake into harder soil without damaging the threads on the stake.
Haven't received still waiting
I placed the stake in the field. After a week a deer knocked it down. The camera broke off the threaded end. The core was rusted and snapped off in the camera. The core metal was course and brittle, I placed a second one in the field and although the stake was still vertical the threaded end snapped off and once again the core was rusted.
I really like the stakes, but they need to a foot taller. These are too short to set out in a bean field.
I'm not very pleased with the welding of the threaded section on top of the stake. After having one break off while tapping it into the ground and then repairing with new bolt , I just had my second break with the threads still in the tapping device, although the idea is great , I might save to try and make these myself. Signed dissatisfied in Pennsylvania.
These will not work with my Wildgame Innovation cell cameras. Not gonna give a bad review because I didnt check my equipment. Going to keep them incase I get new stuff