Trashcan....Feeder.

[BlackHogDown]

Good post. Congrats on the new spot. Looking forward to some LDPs.

[Smart]

Great post and I like me some sentimental hunting /fishing gear! Especially stuff we use and spend a lot of time with that trigger the memories. Good stuff!

[GARY]

Congratulations on the new property. I hope you and your family enjoy it for generations!

[BlessedVeteran0305]

Congratulations on the new property. I've built a many a trash can feeders in high school and used the all thread for bracing as well. I added a short funnel at the bottom of mine so it would empty out all the corn though. Last one I made is still going strong out in west Texas on a buddies property in a little place called Maryneal.

[huntandfishguy6]

Made several like that years ago. They worked well.

[J&M Hamilton10]

Very cool

[axisbuck]

New land ...old feeder...looks like deer took a liking to it..good times. Congratulations on new property

[dustoffer]

Here's mine--I have 2 this size and two about 5-gal that hang. Been using them for many years

[bigjohntex]

Here's mine--I have 2 this size and two about 5-gal that hang. Been using them for many years

Awesome! Hard to beat a well built trashcan feeder!

[dustoffer]

Awesome! Hard to beat a well built trashcan feeder!

Well, a cable broke on one of mine and the drop destroyed the spinner and I had to make a new one---but once you've built one, it's east-peasy. One difference between my design and yours--I put a 2x4 crossbar inside from handle to handle--

[bigjohntex]

Well, a cable broke on one of mine and the drop destroyed the spinner and I had to make a new one---but once you've built one, it's east-peasy. One difference between my design and yours--I put a 2x4 crossbar inside from handle to handle--

Yup, once you can figure out a way to keep them from collapsing (or falling, if you hang them) they are hard to beat. I don't have any other feeders that are 30+ years old myself besides this one.