Which Deer Feeders are best ?
01-05-2005 | 07:20 PM
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Spike
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Which Deer Feeders are best ?
I currently own 4 Moultree Deer feeders that work by the sensing eye that activates the feeder at first light and again at dusk. Recently with the cold weather here in Texas, 2 of my feeders went tips-up due to an inop circuit board. I plan on going to new feeders that I can activate the throwing of corn anytime that I want, I probably perfer the one's that have pegs within the timer to activate the feeding. What brand may be the best economically and reliable. I don't want to spend a fortune, What should I get??????????
01-08-2005 | 04:45 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: Which Deer Feeders are best ?
Topbuck, Wildlife Konnections, makes one that can be programed to feed at about anytime, also you can get the remote that comes extra that will activate feedings from about 100 yards, I think they spell it with a "K".
01-14-2005 | 07:28 AM
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RE: Which Deer Feeders are best ?
I use all spincast feeders, easy to program and very reliable. . . .the batteries last almost a year. I set mine to run twice a day for 3 or 4 seconds and run them year round. I have 7 right now and am looking to add 2 or 3 more this off season.
02-04-2005 | 05:10 PM
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RE: Which Deer Feeders are best ?
Cabelas offers a 225lb. capacity hanging feeder for 90 bucks. And the same model with tripods for 110. These feeders have 6 programmable feed times and are the cheapest largest capacity feeders I've been able to find. I haven't been able to use mine yet, but will let you know how it works as soon as I do.
02-05-2005 | 06:37 PM
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RE: Which Deer Feeders are best ?
I build my own . i have used game country timers for several years and they have never failed. i have one that looks pretty rough from being out a long time but it still works like a champ. i did have to give it a little lube recently to quiet down the shaft but it still goes.
i have one moultre that works but i am not a fan of the moultre product. overpriced and poor quality.
i have one moultre that works but i am not a fan of the moultre product. overpriced and poor quality.
02-10-2005 | 03:43 PM
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RE: Which Deer Feeders are best ?
ORIGINAL: topbuck
I currently own 4 Moultree Deer feeders that work by the sensing eye that activates the feeder at first light and again at dusk. Recently with the cold weather here in Texas, 2 of my feeders went tips-up due to an inop circuit board. I plan on going to new feeders that I can activate the throwing of corn anytime that I want, I probably perfer the one's that have pegs within the timer to activate the feeding. What brand may be the best economically and reliable. I don't want to spend a fortune, What should I get??????????
I currently own 4 Moultree Deer feeders that work by the sensing eye that activates the feeder at first light and again at dusk. Recently with the cold weather here in Texas, 2 of my feeders went tips-up due to an inop circuit board. I plan on going to new feeders that I can activate the throwing of corn anytime that I want, I probably perfer the one's that have pegs within the timer to activate the feeding. What brand may be the best economically and reliable. I don't want to spend a fortune, What should I get??????????
I don't think the cold in Texas was causing the problems. I have 2 moultree Feeders that I'm sure are very similar and they operate good at -30 below zero.
