Post by doghunter101 on Oct 4, 2005 20:15:09 GMT -5
Back behind my house here I have three corn feeders and a plot of biologic full draw.... ;D 
One of my feeders broke down so I gotta fix it back but anyways here are how they are built. Thats right we built them.... Two of them are made of 4" PVC Pipe screwed to a 2x4 and drove into the ground. Just pour your corn or feed (whatever you wanna use) into the top and it runs out the bottom and as the deer eat it it comes out for them to eat more, works really good for alot less money than you would pay at Bass Pro or some place like that. Also we made four feeders (only one of them is set up right now) out of 24" driveway pipe with basically the same concept as the pipe feeders but these feeders will hold in excess of 200lbs of corn at the time no dought and 100lbs wont even get it started.... Just get a lid to cover it up when you leave to keep rain, raccoons, and squirrells, out the top and it works great. Just thought Id share this information. Takemeasy and have a goodun.-tim
PS:also I got the idea for a small feeder you could cut a small opening at the bottom of a 5 gallon bucket set it on the ground and get a lid for it and it would work to I think and its not out of the question for me to try that as well before season is over....
One of my feeders broke down so I gotta fix it back but anyways here are how they are built. Thats right we built them.... Two of them are made of 4" PVC Pipe screwed to a 2x4 and drove into the ground. Just pour your corn or feed (whatever you wanna use) into the top and it runs out the bottom and as the deer eat it it comes out for them to eat more, works really good for alot less money than you would pay at Bass Pro or some place like that. Also we made four feeders (only one of them is set up right now) out of 24" driveway pipe with basically the same concept as the pipe feeders but these feeders will hold in excess of 200lbs of corn at the time no dought and 100lbs wont even get it started.... Just get a lid to cover it up when you leave to keep rain, raccoons, and squirrells, out the top and it works great. Just thought Id share this information. Takemeasy and have a goodun.-timPS:also I got the idea for a small feeder you could cut a small opening at the bottom of a 5 gallon bucket set it on the ground and get a lid for it and it would work to I think and its not out of the question for me to try that as well before season is over....