is this protein feeder too high

[txhoghunter73]

same as above qustion

[Bowtech38]

My guess is no.

[txwhitetail]

Looks a hair high. You want the feed as easy to get to and eat as possible.

[txhoghunter73]

Looks a hair high. You want the feed as easy to get to and eat as possible.

reckon' i should take 2 or 3 inches off the legs?

[BIGTERRY75]

Any other pics? Is this the size of all the deer? If so may be a tad but mine is higher than most and it keeps the coons from hitting it all night.

[txhoghunter73]

Any other pics? Is this the size of all the deer? If so may be a tad but mine is higher than most and it keeps the coons from hitting it all night.

better?

[txhoghunter73]

one more

[White Falcon]

Hope hogs don't get to it!

[TUCO]

You might want to take your fawns into consideration too.

You could cut off the T and replace it with a 4 way fitting, and add an extension with a T low enough for the young deer to reach as well.

But then you would have to put up a pen to keep the pigs out.

[whitetailfanatic]

Looks like it's working, they bump the board and goodies fall out

[txhoghunter73]

You might want to take your fawns into consideration too.

You could cut off the T and replace it with a 4 way fitting, and add an extension with a T low enough for the young deer to reach as well.

But then you would have to put up a pen to keep the pigs out.

this is what i think i am going to wind up doing.

[txwhitetail]

Yep if the deer nose is at an upward angle to try and eat you are probably too high. Those look like full size type deer having to reach.

[locknload]

I hear 36"-40" works well

[ShaBow]

Yes

[BIGTERRY75]

I would measure it.
Start spreading the legs apart and see if u can get it down about 4-6 inches.