Product Description The T-Post Mount with 2 Articulating Arms is the most versatile trail camera mount on the market — and the only one of its kind protected by a US patent. Designed by hunters for hunters, it solves every frustration that comes with traditional tree or T-post mounting. Use a tall T-post and mount it at the very top, then angle your camera downward — keeping it above the line of sight of livestock and reducing the chance they'll investigate or knock your equipment. It's a simple trick that serious hunters and ranchers have needed a real solution for, and this is it. T-posts give you placement flexibility that trees simply can't match. Set up cameras on food plots, field edges, creek crossings, senderos, fence lines, and open terrain where there's not a suitable tree in sight. The dual articulating arms let you position your trail camera and solar panel independently — dial in the perfect camera angle while pointing your solar panel south for maximum charge all season long. Positioning from south to north minimizes false triggers caused by overhead sun movement and glare — a problem every serious whitetail hunter has dealt with. No more wiring a limb to a T-post. No more driving miles to find your camera on the ground. Features: Heavy duty black ABS construction 2 articulating arms — 100% aluminum with stainless steel screws Solid, stable, and easy to assemble Mounts to any standard T-post Compatible with Stealth Cam, Browning, Moultrie, Reconyx, Bushnell, Spypoint, Tactacam, Blackgate, and most major trail camera brands. Frequently Asked Questions: Q: What size T-post does this fit? A: Fits standard 1.25" and 1.33" steel T-posts used in most fence and field applications. Q: Can I mount a solar panel and a camera at the same time? A: Yes — the 2 articulating arms are designed specifically so you can run one arm for your camera and one for your solar panel independently. Q: Is this patented? A: Yes. The T-Post Mount is protected by a US patent — you won't find this design anywhere else. Q: Will it work without a solar panel? A: Absolutely. You can run both arms for cameras, or use one arm and leave the other unused. Q: How hard is it to install? A: Most hunters have it mounted and a camera running in under 10 minutes. No special tools required.
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