Got one coming TBH express March 12. Can’t wait to start feeding some fish
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A highly underrated corn feeder.
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Originally posted by JakeM View PostAC does it come with a solar panel on it or did you drill a hole and run your own inside.
It does not come with one, but it is easy to install. I just bought the Foreverlast solar panel while I was there. It has the metal conduit to keep coons from messing with it.
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Originally posted by Smart View PostBTB also suggested you mount it flat againts the feeder instead of on the silver mount so the coons don't use it for a playtoy or stepping ladder they can bend to heck.
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Originally posted by JakeM View PostThat makes sense, The area i want to set it up in is pretty thick, not sure how much sun it would get without it being on an angle. I wonder if i could get a bit longer piece of conduit and run it up higher towards to top where they might not get to it as easy.
The Foreverlast panel I bought has wire long enough to mount it higher if you want to. Raccoons haven’t messed with mine so far. It’s been in the woods for a year now. It’s probably best to mount it flat, but I put mine on the bracket.
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A highly underrated corn feeder.
Originally posted by JakeM View PostThat makes sense, The area i want to set it up in is pretty thick, not sure how much sun it would get without it being on an angle. I wonder if i could get a bit longer piece of conduit and run it up higher towards to top where they might not get to it as easy.
All the Bucees ASF and and ASF timed protein feeders are mounted flat. It doesn't have to be in direct sun to charge ..nor does it have to be angled towards it. Our lone ASF Bucees feeder is in a large oak mott with a canopy. Charges like a champ. But its entirely up to you. I'm just going off what BTB recommended to me and how coons love to use them to hang on.....well at least ours do.
Last edited by Smart; 02-25-2022, 11:48 AM.
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Originally posted by AntlerCollector View PostThe Foreverlast panel I bought has wire long enough to mount it higher if you want to. Raccoons haven’t messed with mine so far. It’s been in the woods for a year now. It’s probably best to mount it flat, but I put mine on the bracket.
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Originally posted by Smart View PostAll the Bucees ASF and and ASF timed protein feeders are mounted flat. It doesn't have to be in direct sun to charge ..nor does it have to be angled towards it. Our lone ASF Bucees feeder is in a large oak mott with a canopy. Charges like a champ. But its entirely up to you. I'm just going off what BTB recommended to me and how coons love to use them to hang on.....well at least ours do.
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