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It holds about 350lb, the troughs are adjustable in height from about 12" up to 28" , it swivels and the way the inside of it is built every grain or pellet should feed out freely, it weights about 150 lb and should last a lifetime.

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Looks OK, but the coons, etc will really work on your feed. Another thing is if you put pelleted deer feed in it without a shed, when it rains the feed will get wet and sour and won' t nothing eat it.

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It has a cover on it I just did' nt have it on, when its adjusted to the low level like it is in the picture the coons could really get to it but when it is set up to the 28" level they won' t be near as bad.

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What did it cost ? ..Bill

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Kind of tiny troughs. How are them chickens gonna get their little beaks at the feed it you have it 28" off the ground? Don' t you clip their wings? Ours would fly away if we didn' t clip' em.

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:D:D

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looks good,,,how much do they run

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They cost about 395.00 retail, but I have connections, about 300 is my cost.

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Looks good, u gonna set a game cam up on it?

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Yeah I will eventually Treedog, but my camera is giving me fits, it works for awhile then it quits.

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you have to replace the battries you know!! :D hah
you know its not a bad idea that they should try to get a game camera to run off solar power and charge up lithum or cadmium batteries... for reserve.. does that sound logical?

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Josh I saw one advertised this week in the Bass-Pro catalog that would run off of a solar panel, I have been trying to use re-chargable batteries in mine and I don' t know if its going to work or not, I don' t think its a battery problem though.

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that is a big feeder! looks like it is built to last.