How does it attach to the tree or post?
297577
Comes with a strap to go around tree. Strap is tight fit on camera loops. I used small screw driver to push it through.
297578
It comes with strap that goes through the the camera. Had a buckle on end and just fasting it to tree
297579
It comes with an adjustable strap, will go around a tree about 15 inches in diameter.
999666
I used a length of chain around the tree limb that I closed with a quick link, and then I also used a heavy duty climbing rotor and 2 carabiners to complete my installation. The first carabiner attaches to the top of the swing and joins the ropes coming up from the swing itself to the bottom of the rotor. The other carabiner attaches to the top of the rotor and then to the bottom of the chain hanging down from the tree limb. I also used a piece of heavy duty black rubber tubing between the tree limb and the chain in order to protect the branch.
2255498
I had no problem attaching it to my post. I simple put a 2x6 piece of wood on existing post and then attached the box.g
1500018
They have adhesive on the back that is pretty gooey, but it's not real thick and I don't think it would stick to a tree very well. The units do have holes at the top to accommodate a nail or a screw. You'd probably need to put a nail or screw into the tree. It might be possible to use these holes for a string going around the tree too.
353519
No, it has a tape to the back of it and sticks well to iron or metal bars. To be anchored to a tree I suppose you could nail through the tape.
1283870
I hang mine from a tree limb sometimes and sometimes hang it from my clothesline. You can string a rope between two trees or post and hang it that way too. Maybe set it on top of a garbage can.
701795
You have to slide it onto the post then install a couple of screws to secure it. I found this product to be the best that I have ever used. Definitely worth the price.
1182135
Really small? There are holes in back of it that you could screw it onto tree say if there's eno ugh room (like 6"). Or you can attach it to a post..
213169
I put mine on a tree it has a hook on back although you can put on ground too
2257210
Not really. It is set-up for attaching to a swing set. If there were toggle bolts into the tree you could attach it.
1164670
I would say yes, I hooked mine onto a tree by adding a swivel hook. So you may have to head over to the hardware store for a swivel hook but that should do it.
1343192
There is a strap included with the camera that attaches through the back and around the tree or post to hold the camera in place.
55217
You drive nails or screws into the tree. The face has metal wire loops that allow you to hang them on the nail or screw. I think it was a total of 4 fasteners 1 for each eye and 1 for the nose, 1 for the face. It holds up rather well and is relatively secure. My kid loves this thing!
2131962
That really depends upon your area/yard. We have one of them tied off between the side of our garage and trees close by. The other, we implanted posts in the ground to attach it to.
2193858
To secure the box to a tree you can do any of the following, or a combination of, depending upon what level of theft deterrent you are looking for: Attach the backplate of the box through its strap loops with the strap that came with your camera. There are two holes lined up vertically in the back plate that you can fasten it to a tree or a post with wood screws or lag bolts, these are only accessible when the front of the box and the camera are removed. There are also two holes at the back, on each side, that when the front and the back are connected, you can run a "python" locking cable through them. You could also use the python cable just by itself to mount it to the tree as well. The hole on the bottom of the box at the front is for a pad lock.
695094
It slips over it and is tied by one screw. Pretty simple. Need to drill through post. (heavy duty plastic.)
1101679
The straps wrap around the tree and then the hook on the strap hooks straight to the hammock hook. It has held up well :)