PVC feeder tubes

[Keith]

There was a mineral block at the base in the other picture, this one shows the tube on the ground. I had a LOT of coons, but never got a picture of them climbing the PVC after placing the feeder over a cut off tree.

[TallTexan]

There was a mineral block at the base in the other picture, this one shows the tube on the ground. I had a LOT of coons, but never got a picture of them climbing the PVC after placing the feeder over a cut off tree.

Wonder if a tpost or something like that would work

[baldybarton]

I found some pictures of mine. The feeder is held by a tree I cut off about 2' above the ground, then set the tube over.

We always just attached them to a tree, but i like this idea better, going to have to try it.

[Keith]

Wonder if a tpost or something like that would work

It probably would, but I like the roughly 3" diameter tree so the feeder is fairly snug and doesn't move around much. If you used a T-post, I would think you would need 2 or 3 of them and they can only stick out of the ground about 2' - 2.5'. I tried wiring it against a T-post but the coons had a field day with that.

[Theman6515]

Looks good. As long as you don't have a pig of a deer.

[bshamr]

Great idea