Feeders
02-10-2008 | 02:04 PM
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Spike
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Feeders
Hey guys i just got a feeder for valentines day. It's a wildlife feeder 30 gallon i think and has an analog timer on it. Well my question is this....It didn't come with a tripod, so what is the best way to get this thing in the air? i didnt know if a branch would be best or using a chain from a higher limb or if i can buy a tripod to hold it on???? Thanks for the advice
02-10-2008 | 02:37 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: charlottesville, virginia
RE: Feeders
what we do is find a branch that is sturdy enough to hold the feeder and the rig up a pulley system so that it will be easy to raise/lower the feeder regardless of whether it is full or not...it works pretty well as long as you plan on having the feeder in one spot for a decent amount of time
02-10-2008 | 06:59 PM
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Fork Horn
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From: Aledo, TX. USA
RE: Feeders
MARRY THE GIRL IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY!!!
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Hey guys i just got a feeder for valentines day. It's a wildlife feeder 30 gallon i think and has an analog timer on it. Well my question is this....It didn't come with a tripod, so what is the best way to get this thing in the air? i didnt know if a branch would be best or using a chain from a higher limb or if i can buy a tripod to hold it on???? Thanks for the advice
Hey guys i just got a feeder for valentines day. It's a wildlife feeder 30 gallon i think and has an analog timer on it. Well my question is this....It didn't come with a tripod, so what is the best way to get this thing in the air? i didnt know if a branch would be best or using a chain from a higher limb or if i can buy a tripod to hold it on???? Thanks for the advice
02-11-2008 | 09:02 AM
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From: Crab Orchard, WV
RE: Feeders
http://www.hunting.net/forum/tm.aspx?m=2307019&mpage=2&key=&#234681 9
here is a link to two different types of feeders hung in trees. I hang mine high on steel cable. any questions, just ask.
here is a link to two different types of feeders hung in trees. I hang mine high on steel cable. any questions, just ask.
