Customer Reviews for Tactacam - Adjustable Camera Stake
Customer Rating
5
Great Product!
on July 24, 2026
Posted by: Ty C.
Love these mounts for field edges with not a lot of options for trees to hang a camera in. Get them adjusted in the exact spot you want. Let’s the cam see over tall grass and crops. The solar mount is a great addition to this post mount!
I originally bought this to deploy a camera in a grassy field with a major deer crossing and no trees to mount it on. I love that it holds a solar panel as well. Since then I've used it as a quick setup for scouting. I can leave everything connected and move it to the next area I want to scout in a matter of minutes. I'll be buying more as the season gets closer.
I have a few of these. They work great easily adjustable for height. To see over tall grass and field edges. Watching trials where there is no trees. Even has a mount for solar panel to stay charged up all the time. I really like these camera stakes.
This camera stake is perfect! Fully adjustable. I’m hunting in a cutover where trees aren’t where you want them so this is a must have for me. Lasting a lot longer than others I’ve tried!
The adjustable camera stake no longer forces me to find the perfect tree to hang my camera. I am able to place my camera in the most strategic place. 5 Star Stake!
Love these stakes so bought another for an added camera. This one is defective. The swivel mechanism that goes between the top of the stake and the camera is not threaded all the way through. Therefore, I can attach the camera to the swivel, but cannot screw the swivel onto the stake. Currently unusable, but awaiting a response to my warranty claim for resolution. We'll see.
Absolute junk. Broke the first time I put it in the ground, the base broke off. Tried to do a warranty claim. Hour of my life wasted. Fixed the base myself and made it more robust. Put it in the woods and the camera then broke off the stick. Pure junk metal and plastic.
Set up stake in my yard before moving to lease. When moving to lease realized that hte stake holds water in the shaft. Threaded fork assembly at the bottom already showed a little bit of rust after only a few weeks in the yard. So probably will rust out in a couple of years? Could also be a little sturdier and taller. We mounted next to a T-post to secure it as it was pretty flimsy at the top. Could do much better IMO.