Feeder

[Oklahomabassin]

Funnels whether in bottom of barrel or built in design are helpful.

 

[retrieverman]

You guys running funnels in the bottom of your drums? I'm not and that may be part of my issue. That corn sits in the corners of the drum while I'm putting fresh corn in the top and never gets used. The rot starts and it evidently takes out the rest of the corn pretty quickly.

I’ve got funnels in all my feeders.

I can tell you that if the clamp on lids on Kirk’s new feeder leaks whether there’s a a funnel or not isn’t going to matter.

 

[dennishoddy]

I need to get some funnels built or buy some.

 

[Bowhunter]

$20 for the thick plastic ones at academy. Must have imo. Definitely reduce mold issues imo.


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[dennishoddy]

$20 for the thick plastic ones at academy. Must have imo. Definitely reduce mold issues imo.


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My feeders are all home built 55 gallon. I'll check with them and see if they have some that size.

 

[retrieverman]

My feeders are all home built 55 gallon. I'll check with them and see if they have some that size.

The used feeders I bought last year didn’t have funnels, and I’m pretty sure the ones I bought off Amazon were American Hunter brand. They’re a tight fit in a 55 gallon drum which I like.

 

[KurtM]

Yep! A funnel is a got to have!

 

[doug1949]

hogs, bears and cows can tip it over. I use 33 gal trash cans hung in trees. if you are interested in that type of arrangement PM me and I will text you pics

 

[kirk1978]

hogs, bears and cows can tip it over. I use 33 gal trash cans hung in trees. if you are interested in that type of arrangement PM me and I will text you pics

No cows, bears, or hogs (yet) where I hunt. We are always up for a better alternatives, post up the pics!