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I built one a couple of weeks ago, didn’t get it away from the house quick enough. My son in law(detective Sargent) came by, had another officer with him, saw mine. He ask how much to build it, around 400 for parts, told him I’d build it if he would pay me for the parts. I can’t say no to a Law Dawg, about got it done, need to screw solar panel on, come get it out of my life. I guess he likes black, his request, I usually paint green.

42’ of 1 1/2 pipe- 150.00
Solar panel-35.00
Spinner-45.00
Funnel-45.00
Rattle paint-50.00
Winch-60.00
Misc. bolts, pulleys, nuts, washers, caulk-50.00
Timer-35.00
Battery-20.00
Motor-30.00
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Yep. Built a few myself. I've slowly moved away from the tripod feeders and prefer any of the stand and fill types. The dang winches become such a pain if you have many feeders to fill.

Lamco makes one of the nicest, but pricey. Lamco Low and Throw

I recently saw some barrel feeders that were stand and fill, similar to the Lamco Low and Throw. I'll make one similar but with plates that sandwich the spinner for less corn deflection. Anchor it with some t-poles so the pigs don't knock it over.

Stand and Fill Feeder

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Those are nice. We have cows on the place we hunt, damn sure need to anchor if no feeder pen.

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What brand timer do you use?

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Originally Posted by Lucas1
What brand timer do you use?


Wild game timers, rarely,rarely have a problem with one. Twent to thirty bucks on eBay. I keeps spare batteries, motors, timers, batteries in my jeep or Polaris Easy to setup, change times, etc


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Amazon probably be the best

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Ya'll finding any corn that a poor man can afford ? Heard a rumor that prices might be down slightly this season.


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last year it was 6.5-7.0 a bu cost... now it is about 4.75


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It’s 10.00 at feed mill for 50 lbs

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Originally Posted by Lslite
Ya'll finding any corn that a poor man can afford ? Heard a rumor that prices might be down slightly this season.



This was Wednesday.

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Bucc-ees at Kayt, Tx.

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Sakohunter 264 picked up some jerky for me yesterday and said it was $7.75 when he was there.

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Maybe it has gone down

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I go by that Bucees on my way to the lease, thanks for the info.


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Tractor Supply has a stand and fill 350 lb. feeder for $399.

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https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/search/treeline%20feeder?

At my lease it would have to be put in a pen as the cows and hogs would destroy it

I have one at my brother's place, where neither is a problem and it works well.

It's amazing how much corn an "eliminator" spinner plate saves.

I picked this one up in Brookshire and it was already assembled

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Originally Posted by Lslite
I go by that Bucees on my way to the lease, thanks for the info.


I have not called, but I'd bet that they have the same deal @ Luling.

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There is one in Waller, about 20 minutes from my home and Giddings is on the way to Burnet. Thank you GWB. I’m going next Saturday I think.


I assume those are 50 lb bags??

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We have to worry about the darn black bears around here.

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Originally Posted by Lucas1
What brand timer do you use?

This has become my go to for timers.

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https://www.texasdirecthunting.com/the-timer-universal-digital-deer-game-feeder-timer/

the timer digital deer feeder timer.

I usually get mine from Dickinson Feed & Supply as they give a5 year warranty on the unit and write the date sold on top of the timer.

Buccees also sells the timer and also have the best price on it and 12 volt batteries.


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Originally Posted by mmanincor
We have to worry about the darn black bears around here.


Son in law hunts in Arkansas, they stretch a cable between two trees, winch feeder up. Bear can’t get to it.

Make these for them, piece of all thread rod for a u bolt


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I use the same timers Hanco uses. They were better when they were Remington timers and I still have one that's been going 18 years. The newer ones (marketed under multiple brands) are still good, but not as hardy as the original Remington timers. Or so it seems.

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Originally Posted by gsganzer
I use the same timers Hanco uses. They were better when they were Remington timers and I still have one that's been going 18 years. The newer ones (marketed under multiple brands) are still good, but not as hardy as the original Remington timers. Or so it seems.


I have some over ten years old.


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