Let's see some pics, and hear how well they work/ don't work. I want to try a couple as I'm tired of some of the traditional feeder set ups, but I worry about hogs destroying it. How high off the ground do you put the bottom of it? How do you secure it to the tree?
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Originally posted by joevillars View PostI LOVE THEM i use 4 inch 6 foot long just make sure to drill a hole in the bottom of the t to let the water out. i hang mine with wire strapped to the tree about chest high so hogs cant get to it and a little secret out sweet feed in one
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I have one i built a couple of years ago i use when trying out new spots. I hang it about waist high, fill with sweet feed and put a camera on it. Pigs and deer have eaten out of it. Like others said make sure to drill hole in the bottom of it to let the water out. I put up a regular feeder now so, If someone wants to come pick it up they could have the one i built. Its located in mont belvieu.
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Originally posted by Low Fence View PostWe got hogs about 2001-2002..... That was the end of pvc feeders. They destroyed them as fast as we could build them
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Pvc pipe tree feeders
I have one. It's low to the ground and everything eats out of it.
The worst the hogs have done knocked it off the T post. Only happen once however. Most the time they just eat out of it and move on.
I also use the four-inch grate in the bottom of mine also and a screw in stopper on top
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Originally posted by Sticks&Strings View PostHow are y'all attaching them? How does water get in if you have a cap on it (non screw in type) . What is the grate for?
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Originally posted by Danimal14 View PostPut this up on public land...4" pvc with wye and grate on bottom.
Around 6ft...doesn't hold as much as I'd have thought. ..just under 40#'s
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