Gravity feeders work best for me. I tried regular feeders but the bears hang out until it is empty then the destroy it.
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Diy Pvc feeders question
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That's all I have. Got tired of batteries going dead, loud noise that let's everyone around know I have a feeder, controller going out, animals eating the spinners and funnels. I have 7 Boss buck feeders.
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I have some 8" or 10" if you want some.
dinty moore beef stew cans for a lid, squirrels will chew thru any plastic stuff.Yes panduit straps for tie offs
I'm going to see what I can cobble something together this weekend.
Another inexpensive option is a section of black plastic corrugated drain pipe and two caps . A 10’ section cut in half will make two five foot feeders. Each will hold 40-50 pounds of corn. Yes the squirrels will eventually gnaw holes in it but for the few dollars this costs it’s easily replaced. I get a couple of years use out of them.
My first attempt using 6 ft of 3 inch pipe. I made a mess putting the corn in it.
Squirrels will chew the hole bigger and corn will pour out quickly. The remedy is to cover the cut out hole with metal. I took a piece of aluminum and cut it out to cover pipe at hole and cut the aluminum a little long and bent it in to cover the pipe edges of hole so none of the pipe is showing at hole. Never had problems with squirrels chewing the hole bigger again.
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