Corn Feeder Suggestions

[Stan Putz]

Looking for suggestions on any specific brand and model. In the market for a feeder, want something that is low enough for turkeys to access feed (probably rules out gravity fed?). Hopefully something I can fill and walk away from for a month or two. I've baited for deer before (just dumped corn & sweet potatoes in a pile), but this time it's more to just keep birds in the general area. WON'T be hunting over it, so no need to have that debate.  Money not really an object, but obviously don't want to overpay either. Prefer dependable over cheap. Thanks in advance!

Edited October 23, 2017 by Stan Putz

[CapeCod]

Solar Elite On Time feeder.

[Live to Hunt]

I had a feeder from Cabelas 200lbs filled once a month but you have to make it bear proof. I used a boat crank to get it up and down over a high branch that hung out over from a tree. It was an awesome set up but just got tired of the whole baiting deal. Turks loved it too

[electric10162]

I have a Cabelas 300 pound feeder with solar charger. 6th season on the same battery. Bears like to beat it up though.

[mattg1500]

I have a 55gal plastic drum with a moultrie pro magnum feeder attached to it. Has 2 6v batteries, holds 300lbs no prob. Made my own way to hang it with pullys from TSC.

[Stan Putz]

Should have mentioned, bears not a concern. Thanks again.

[tcook8296]

I have a moultrie feeder. Decent shape. Have not used it for about a year now. You can take it for 40.00

[LPJR]

I would suggest a Moultrie feeder hands down. The new pro series have a cool interlock feature that can be changed up quickly and easily. Very dependable units. 

[Live4Outdoors]

I use a Moultrie 30gal hanging with the pro hunter lower (came with) 200lbs feeding 5 time a day for 3 secs has lasted over 7 weeks now. I too use a boat winch to raise and lower. Very happy.....

 

 

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[Stan Putz]

Thanks to all who responded!

[BenedictGomez]

I got a 200lb tripod feeder from Sportsman's Guide for $90 delivered.   It's not like it's high-tech, so I dont see the need to spend a lot on an expensive model.