What tree arm?

[bullmoose38]

What tree arm are you using and do you like it? We are using the Dillon Super arm. We really like it.

[ACPOSSETIM]

I've actually made a couple of my own over the years and am currently working on one that should be one of the best available (I hope) It should be considerably smaller and lighter with positive adjustments so even with the heavier cameras there will be no slippage or movement. I hope to have a working proto in the next month or so. Once we get everything worked out I'll post some more info

[TLC]

Tim, working on an idea also. have 2 right now, don't remember the names, but not real good for do-it-yourselfers. trying to get a little more length on the arm, with less sag.

[buckeyebowhunter]

Love my Dillon Super Arm

[BOONER1331]

Hunter's Cradle Cam

[firediver]

I love my Super Arm!!!

[Jeff_2002]

Hey Guys,
Not to hijack this thread or anything, but I have a Hunter Cam Craddle Pro forsale. If you would like some pictures, please PM me. This is the Pro Model. Includes tree base, camera arms, and a manfrotto head, which is very nice. also has a level bubble built in on the arms so you can level it on any axis. questions, just let me know.

Thanks

[MJewell]

I have an Gorillia tree arm for my camera and it works great, but them my cam is only an JVC HDD. So it isn't very big at all.

Matt

[Pixeldoctor]

Heartland Bowhunters Tree Arm!!!

[Bowhuntnsteve]

ok I am going to use a Sony handycam this fall. so any suggestions for tree arms? I would like something with good manuverability, but I apologize because this is all greek to me! I was told to get an external boom mic for it.
With the recommendations, please post a link if possible so I can view it please.

Thanks!