Deer Feeders

[skinman]

Tired of fighting these POS On-Time deer feeders. I've got 6 of the Lifetime feeders, and at any given time, half aren't working. I keep taking them to get worked on, and its the same problem every time. The clock keeps stopping on the trip switch. And yes, I make sure the batteries are good.
Any suggestions?

[weedeater]

Moultrie feeders, get the ones you can set the time on and not the ones with eye for dusk and dawn. I try to buy at end of season for $20-30 but get price is around $40 at Academy.... usually get at least a few yrs out of them and we mount them on a 55 gallon drum but try not to leave timer running with no corn since it seems like they burn up when running with no load.

[ScubaLatt]

i have had good luck with Remington feeders. easy to use and in a metal housing.

[honkypig]

X2 on the remington feeders i've had two for a couple of years now and no problems

[jchief]

Originally Posted by troydugas

X2 on the remington feeders i've had two for a couple of years now and no problems

X3

[swt70611]

Not cheap but worth the investment.

http://www.hangemhighfeeders.com/photos.htm

[mallards32]

Go to there website. Been using these for years. They are the best. All replaceable parts so you don't have to buy a whole new feeder if one thing breaks (which usually takes a long time to do).