Can you show me your cotton seed feeder?

[Duckhead78]

I put one out two weeks ago here in East Texas. Nothing has touched it as of yet. I Still have hope!

[gemini2759]

I put one out two weeks ago here in East Texas. Nothing has touched it as of yet. I Still have hope!

Put a spotlight on it. [emoji16]

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[bgleaton]

I put one out two weeks ago here in East Texas. Nothing has touched it as of yet. I Still have hope!

When we first started feeding cottonseed, it took a couple of months for them to figure it out. We have been feeding it from Jan. 1st through end of August every year for the past 5 years and now they eat through a basket of cottonseed (250-300lbs) every 30 days or so depending on the native browse. It may be more difficult and take longer for them to take to it in East Texas because there is a lot more rainfall and more browse readily available.

[dosshunter]

We built these. They work great!

[dosshunter]

Also repurposed some old Lehman protein feeders to make some cotton feeders


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[NFRTX]

Where did you find to buy cottonseed in Bosque County? Do they sell in bulk or only in bags? Thanks,

[Killer]

Doss those look good

[Big pig]

Dosshunter. Those look great. Seems less falling out than my simple cages and off the ground.
Good job

[bgleaton]

Also repurposed some old Lehman protein feeders to make some cotton feeders


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Do you have any pictures of these in action? I'm curious if you used the standard 4x2 fence and whether or not the cottonseed falls out when the deer are grabbing a bite to eat. I would appreciate any input. Thanks!

[Tshelly]

Also repurposed some old Lehman protein feeders to make some cotton feeders


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I love this design


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