New to TX-feeder questions

[HoffDawg]

I got a Remington feeder from Academy for like $99. It is doing good so far. The legs are alittle weak. I was in the same boat, first time using a feeder, and didn't have alot of money to get into hunting this year.

[on-a-mission]

Welcome to Texas !!!

Check out Texas stairs and rails.........http://www.usafeeders.com/index.php
They are about 15-20 south of Kingwood on 59.
They have pretty good products

[Traildust]

pm Jack71....he builds some in your price range or if you want a winch up, check out : winchupfeeders.com

[Texas8point]

All Seasons IMO is the way to go

[stan]

Welcome to Texas and to the site. Good luck this season.

[Arrow chucker]

Welcome!

[mhbaseball]

Don't go cheap on feeders..... nothing worse than getting to a stand and them not going off...........

All-Seasons
Monarch
Ultramatic

X2!! Amen, which means prolly dont buy one from Academy or Bass pro. Contact Ultramatic

[bluelund79]

Lotsnof great suggestions. Thor, I just may take you ip on your offer when we arrive sadly next week. I will be in touch. And also, thanks for the warm welcome everyone I knew this assignment would be great! Not to mention the brownie points for moving momma close to friends and family

[old shrimper]

Welcome to texas. Thanks for your service and enjoy the hunting here

[2B4Him]

I 'inherited' the feeder at my lease. If I were buying new, I'd definitely spend a little more to get a winch up feeder to make filling easier. I also like the idea of the spinner plates that open up when spinning, keeping the coons out. If starting from scratch, that spinner doesn't cost any more than a regular one with a cage, etc.