Transfer corn

[jimmyneutrontx]

Need ideas on how to transfer corn from stand and fill feeder that are full since I’m moving leases.
Was thinking of using a shop vac to transfer the corn to 55gallon drums then reverse the process after I let them up at the new place


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[Dspivey]

As long at you don’t have to pick up the 55 gal barrels. Fill them in the back of the truck or on a trailer. Even easier if you’ve got access to a tractor with a loader on it.

[cj7zrcool]

Put a tarp in the bed of a truck and just dump them in there. Scoop it out into a 5gal bucket and refill when you get where you're going.

[RatherBhuntin]

Pull timer box off and let it flow into container of your choice

[jimmyneutrontx]

Pull timer box off and let it flow into container of your choice

Stand and fill with the all in one varmint cage make this a difficult option


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[Snowflake Killa]

Dump it on the ground call it a loss not worth it

[Snowflake Killa]

The animals will thank you

[8pointer]

Scoop it out by hand into 55 gallon drums. Depending on how many feeders, how much corn and how far you are driving............. I would just consider dumping the feed right where it is and start over at the new lease.

[jimmyneutrontx]

Scoop it out by hand into 55 gallon drums. Depending on how many feeders, how much corn and how far you are driving............. I would just consider dumping the feed right where it is and start over at the new lease.

1200lbs.


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[Bowhnter01]

note to self. Never buy a stand and fill that holds that much corn

[sideways]

Bunch of 5 gallon buckets?


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[Carpe_diem]

I remember there being some level of danger when using a leaf blower to blow corn into a feeder due to a build-up of static electricity. I don't have a clue if a similar situation could be created by sucking the corn out of a feeder with a shop vac, but it would be smart to check it out before you try it.
I have scooped corn out of a feeder and into empty corn sacks before, but not that many pounds. Sorry about your lease.

[BigCohiba]

Had to do this last year. I put a water trough on my trailer. Backed up to feeders and scooped out with a bucket and dumped in trough. Reversed process when I got to new location.

[Saddlehorse]

Duct tape the crack on your truck tailgate and put it in the truck bed
It will be a lot easier than barrels

[Ronnie]

You'll prolly end up leaving it on the ground. You're lookin at mucho trabajo!!