While I use Joes mounts on all my cams...I also liked the versatility of the Ram mounts so I decided to incorporate the two. By unsrewing the the lag on the Joe's mount and screwing the ball of the Ram mount into it,it now gives me a ton of mounting options.....on limbs,stumps and virtually any angle needed.

Pretty nifty. It incorporates 2 good mounts into a SUPER mount. Your full of some great ideas there Joe.


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Good stuff

Hey that's a great idea!


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Hi Guys,

Can you let me know where I can get Joes Mounts from? I have only just joined the forum and I am elbow deep into the research phase!

Thank you

Angus

They are really hard to find these days.Check with Ralph at RC Davis...sometimes he has them ...sometimes he don't. He usually has a similar version that is more adjustable (also more$$)

Great setup. All of my cameras are in steel boxes, do you think that would hold the weight?

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That is my concern as well I find similar mounts tend to move and the extra weight of the steel lock box may exaggerate the problem?

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[quote="Woody Meristem"]Great setup. All of my cameras are in steel boxes, do you think that would hold the weight?[/quote]
I'm not sure. I have a really heavy Custom 1 metal box that I will test on the mount and let you guys know.

The ram mount will definitely hold a heavy cam/lock box. The key is to screw the mount into the tree as tight as you can. This custom 1 box is super heavy and the tightening screw on the ram mount held it firmly...[attachment=attachment]




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