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TRAIL CAMERA MOUNTS FOR EVERY SETUP

Moultrie's mounts and brackets get your camera aimed at the trail, feeder, or deer stand you're watching, with tree mounts, poles, and lock boxes to fit however your land is set up. Every mount pairs with the current EDGE Series lineup, so the same options work whether you're setting up one camera or a full multi-camera bundle.

TYPES OF MOUNTS

  • Straps: A claw clip cinches tight without tools, adjustable up to 8 feet to fit trees and posts of different sizes.
  • Poles and Aim Mounts: Get your camera pointed exactly at the trail, or stand you're watching, with fine adjustment for the right angle.
  • Tree Mounts: A dedicated mounting point for trunks and branches, built for setups you'll leave in place for a season.
  • Lock Boxes: A metal housing that locks around your camera, protecting it from theft and tampering in the field.
  • Swivel Mounts: Pivot and reposition your camera without removing it from its mount, useful if you're adjusting angle throughout the season.

Setting up more than one camera? Our camera bundles pair multiple cellular cameras together, and our placement guide can help you decide where each one goes before you mount it. See power and solar accessories to keep every camera running once it's mounted.

GET CONNECTED WITH THE MOULTRIE APP

Check your camera from your phone or desktop, wherever you're at. The Moultrie Mobile app lets you manage camera settings, view photos remotely, and get notified the moment your camera detects motion, no trip to the field required. Choose a data plan and activate your camera directly in the app to start receiving photos right away.

MOUNTING FAQS  

What's the best way to mount a trail camera to a tree?

A strap mount cinches directly onto the trunk for most setups, while a dedicated tree mount gives a more secure placement if you're leaving the camera up for the season.

Does a lock box work with any trail camera?

A lock box fits around the camera housing to protect it from theft and tampering in the field. Check your camera's model before buying, since housings vary in size across different camera lines.

Can I aim a mounted camera at a specific trail or deer stand?

Yes. A pole or aim mount lets you fine-tune the angle after it's mounted, useful for pointing a camera at a trail, or stand rather than just the general area.

What's a swivel mount used for?

A swivel mount lets you pivot and reposition your camera without removing it from its mount, useful if you're adjusting the angle more than once during the season.