Name of this feeder accessory?

[Champlaya7]

Does anyone happen to know the name of this feeder accessory or know where I might purchase one? It's the section that looks to slip over a t-post and holds a 5 gallon feeder in place. Looking to do some hunting with a friend in southwest Oklahoma this year so trees to hang feeders from is pretty much out of the question, this thing looks to be the ticket! Thanks!

[jabel]

Looks to me to be home made. I have never seen anything like that.

[fullsizeaggie]

Probably semi custom. I do see a tag though. Added another project to my list.

[darralld]

Looks like a post driver that has had some brackets welded to it. Good idea.

[Antlers86]

I can't remember where but I have seen them for sale before. I want to say it was at an old outdoor store in Athens. Very easy build after looking at one. T-Post driver and weld brackets to it.

[Antlers86]

Looks like a post driver that has had some brackets welded to it. Good idea.

Exactly.

I remember there being a threaded bolt on the side that tightened to the T-Post to keep it from wobbling.

[BTLowry]

No idea

Why not a traditional tripod feeder?

[Fishndude]

No idea

Why not a traditional tripod feeder?

This

[Dusty Britches]

Pistol has one... wait.... I might have it. I'll look tonight.

It is as handy as a shirt pocket.

[Russ79]

This will make it so much easier for the coons to get to the spinner plate if you ask me.

[Dale Moser]

This was an old Tuthdoc trick, as I recall.

[Goldeneagle]

This will make it so much easier for the coons to get to the spinner plate if you ask me.

Put a slinky on it!

[Brett C]

I have one . Let me know if you don't find one. I'll sell you mine.

[Antlers86]

Put a slinky on it!

[Dusty Britches]

This will make it so much easier for the coons to get to the spinner plate if you ask me.

Out of the hundreds of pictures of raccoons we had under it, not a single one climbed the TPost. Neither did the squirrels, which really surprised me. Maybe it was the timer and spinner on it