Trail Camera Clamp Mount for Gates, Tanks & Limbs | Tri-Claw
Trail Camera Clamp Mount for Gates, Tanks & Limbs | Tri-Claw - Black is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Product Specs
Product Specs
Description
Description
The Tri-Claw is the Swiss Army knife of trail camera and solar panel mounts. It goes where nothing else can.
While our T-Post mounts are built for fence posts and open terrain, the Tri-Claw clamps to virtually anything up to 2 inches in diameter — stock tanks, old farm implements, fence rails, tree limbs, T-posts, pipe gates, ladder stands, feeders. If you can wrap a clamp around it, you can hang a camera on it. This is the mount you reach for when your standard options won't work.
It's not meant to replace your T-Post mount. It's the tool you grab when you need to get creative.
Watch the setup video first
▶ Watch the Tri-Claw Setup Video
The Tri-Claw is straightforward once you know the sequence, but there's one step people miss. Watch the video before you head to the field and you'll have it right the first time.
Setup
Step 1 — Attach the short arm to the clamp and position the clamp on your surface: tree limb, T-post, tank, gate, or fence rail.
Step 2 — Don't skip this one. Before positioning your arms, take a pair of pliers and tighten the wheel on the short arm hard against the clamp. This is what locks the arms to the clamp. If the clamp feels loose, this is why.
Step 3 — Clamp the jaws down tight. The 10 stainless teeth bite into wood or metal for a rock-solid hold.
Step 4 — Position your camera arm and solar panel arm where you want them, then lock each one with the butterfly knob.
Three arms, all independent
All 3 arms articulate independently, along with the 1/4-20 screws and the clamp itself. Point your camera down toward the trail, angle your solar panel south for maximum charge, and lock it all in solid. Run a camera and a panel together, or two cameras at once.
Also built for self-filming
Includes a camera hot shoe, so the Tri-Claw doubles as a rig for filming your own hunts — clamp it to a ladder stand rail, a blind window, or a limb and put the camera exactly where you need it.
New version update
The clamp jaw now has 10 stainless steel teeth for dramatically improved grip into wood and even steel. No slipping, no shifting, season after season.
Specs
- 100% metal construction — aluminum body, stainless teeth
- Clamps to anything up to 2" in diameter
- 3 independently articulating arms — two 4", one 2"
- Standard 1/4-20 threads
- Camera hot shoe included
FAQ
Q: What can I clamp it to?
Anything up to 2 inches in diameter — T-posts, tree limbs, stock tanks, farm equipment, pipe gates, fence rails, ladder stands, feeders. The 10 stainless teeth grip wood and metal.
Q: Does it replace the T-Post mount?
No. Different tools for different jobs. The T-Post mount is your primary setup for food plots and field edges. The Tri-Claw is what you reach for when the spot won't take a normal mount.
Q: How many cameras or panels can I run?
Three arms give you a camera and a solar panel at once, or two cameras.
Q: Is it compatible with my camera?
Works with any camera or solar panel using a standard 1/4-20 thread — Stealth Cam, Browning, Moultrie, Reconyx, Bushnell, Tactacam, Blackgate, Spypoint and more.
Q: How hard is it to set up?
Straightforward once you know the sequence: clamp tight, tighten the wheel with pliers, position the arms, lock the butterfly knobs. Watch the video above and you'll have it the first time.
Q: Why does the clamp feel loose before I tighten the wheel?
That's normal. The wheel on the short arm has to be pliers-tight against the clamp before you mount it to your surface. Once that wheel is tight, everything locks solid.
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