Ok its not really a stump,But thats what I call it. Stump feeder prototype #2. Holds 200# of corn.
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Good idea. How good does the corn fall out, or does it get clogged easily? -
is it pinned/anchored to the ground?....inot, then once the pigs rfind it..you need to look for itComment
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Looks good.Comment
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BTW...I like itComment
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that will work.Comment
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Looks like you may have buried a third of the drum? Is the lid just sitting on there/gravity? It would be great if you explained the design, and maybe took a pic of whatever you did to the inside.
Good luck/ happy huntingComment
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There is a 4' round 3/4 piece of treated plywood bolted to the bottom of the drum and barred about 4" or so.I have a thick plastic chute at a angle inside to feed the corn onto the plywood. I cut about 10" off the top of the drum.Feeds pretty good with a 1 1/4 hole. This is my 2 test run. Last year I built one and it fed to much and all the corn would not come out. I hunt in east Texas and the big bucks seem to be deathly scared of feeders,Will see what happens with this one? Hopefully the hogs won't tear it to shreds.Comment
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Great idea and looks good. Hope you don't get hogs into it. They'll destroy itComment
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NiceComment
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I've got several quail milo feeders operating on this same concept. They work great until they get clogged. I just take a stick and work it around in the feed hole and unclog it. Cheap and effective. Good work.Comment
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Stump Feeder
That's good to know. The next one I'm going to build will have feeding cup off the drum.Let's see how that works.Originally posted by jmangrem View PostComment
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I like it.. The hogs at my place would love it..Comment
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