Tired of swine dumping feeders

[lunatic'hunter]

I have braced the legs, driven rebar through the footing and they still manage to root all around and make a mess. Tired up climbing ladders to fill also. ain't getting any younger. Going to go the hanging feeder route and put up a feeder pen. Looking at the Moultrie 30 gallon. Want one that has everything included. What works for ya'll?

[AntlerCollector]

T-post driven in the ground and the feeder legs secured to them.

[cva34]

T-post driven in the ground and the feeder legs secured to them.

thats about the easyist and cheap way

[Mudslinger]

Cut some cattle panels and lay them down and put the feeder and legs on top of the panel and anchor the legs. Hard for them to dig around or in the panels.

[hogslayer78]

T-post driven in the ground and the feeder legs secured to them.

This is what we do and haven't had any issues

[Big pig]

Pieces of panels around the legs work. Whole panels under the feeder keep that hole under the from developing. Deer still pick up the corn.

FWIW. Drive the t posts parallel to the legs and wire them securely.
Safest way and out of the way.

[Rem40x]

Lots of golden marlin soaked with beer and day old bread.

[Traildust]

10 panel feeder pen and a 600# AS stand and fill.

[axisbuck]

Feeder pen and stand and fill feeder should take care of this.

[bigbad243]

stand and fill like the All Seasons 600lb. One t-post to keep it in place. Never an issue. I also have crank up feeders, never a problem with those and no pen needed unless you want to keep pigs 100% away.

[RiverRat1]

Get a hanging feeder from Ace Hardware located in a lot of Lowe's supermarkets.

[AgHntr10]

We drive either rebar or pipe down at the same angle of the leg then tie off with romex. Haven't had one dumped since we started that.

[sharkhunter]

This is by far the best way I have found to stake them down. I take a T-post and drive it in about 1 1/2ft and tie top and bottom. I usually have 10 to 30 hogs up to 350# at my hog stand feeder every evening for the last three years and have not had a single problem.

[wdtorque]

If I had a sheet full of money I'd get a WiseEye feeder.
Suggestions above look good though.

[scott.str]

Stand and fill, T posts, cattle panel fence keep them out all together. Can do feeder to one side to throw corn outside if you still want them around or a directional feeder. Throw it away from feeder they have no reason to root it up