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8 Hole Round Feeder

Ground Feeders are constructed of heavy gauge galvanized steel with rolled edges for...

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Pros: easy to use and clean.
Cons: filling often
Easy to clean, and also stays cleaner since they dont have as much area to poop in. As others stated it needs filing often. since you need to empty out the feeder then fill jar by time it fills half the jar is gone. what i did is take a plastic mason jar from tractor supply store, cut a small hole in the top and fill it that way and no loss.
Pros: Durable, functional, heavy enough that it can't be tipped over
Cons: Has to be filled regularly
This feeder is well worth the money you pay for it, I highly recommend it.
Purchase Price
$8
Purchase Date
3/17/2019
Pros: This works awesome for baby ducks to drink water from so that they dont poop in the water then sling it everywhere!
Cons: This does not come apart for cleaning, and is useless for dispensing feed from
This is an awesome way to provide clean water for baby ducks to drink from and immerse their bills so they can eat, but is very hard to clean if you get anything else in it, so not great to dispense feed from. This item does not work well at all for any other use that I know of, as baby chicks will perch on it and poop inside of it lickety-split.
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i use an eight hole metal feeder for 8 chicks and a duck with a mason jar top. they love it and eat out of it constantly
 
I hate them. You can't fill em with out making a mess, unless they are completely empty, cause you have to take them apart. They needed another lid on the top of the jar. I modified mine so now it works.
 
Oh these will last forever as you said I still have one from my childhood and now I have
Grandchildren but I did find one much like this one that has a jar on top actually you need
to come up with the jar yourself and I would recommend a glass jar and the Kimchi jar
works just fine or it is what I use ..... But to say these last a life time yes and then some ...

gander007
 
First thing I learned was to take some emery cloth and sand down the edges of the feeder
holes so the sharp edges do not cut your fingers after that put your thumbs in the holes and
push the two ends apart and be easy so none of the sharp created during the stamping
process cut your hands or fingers next after the two ends are apart take the emery cloth and
sand down the rest of the sharp edges this way the next time you take it apart you will not
cut yourself on any sharp edges .....
 
Agreed! I will never use one of these again. The plastic ones are cheaper and safer.
Thank you for spreading the word.
 
LOL! ive cut my fingers on this type too i thought it was an coincidence since only one of mine cuts my fingers.

@dheltzel i dont like the plastic version of this type of feeder either though because they open way too easy
 
Using the plastic version does require a lot of care. I've learned how to support the jar and the feeder top, while putting the bottom on carefully and snugly, then using both hands to invert and support it when putting it in or taking it out.

The plastic version could be easily improved, I would think, I suppose there is just not enough money in the product to make someone come out with a better one.
 

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