This 340lb feeder came to life after countless land managers and hunters asked for the convenience of a 550lb gravity feeder, but in a smaller, less permanent solution. It’s a balance every hunter understands — committed to feeding, yet still testing out the perfect spot. We built this feeder with exactly that in mind, a feeder that is both portable and stationary.
These feeders have been leaned over the backs of buggies and side-by-sides, dragged across the ground, tossed into truck beds, and carried in the bucket of a tractor. With skids on the bottom and a weight of about 180lbs when empty, they can be moved relatively easily. Each feeder also comes with holes in the skids, so if bears are a problem on your land, you can drive rebar through the holes to keep it locked down and secure.
This 340lb feeder came to life after countless land managers and hunters asked for the convenience of a 550lb gravity feeder, but in a smaller, less permanent solution. It’s a balance every hunter understands — committed to feeding, yet still testing out the perfect spot. We built this feeder with exactly that in mind, a feeder that is both portable and stationary.
These feeders have been leaned over the backs of buggies and side-by-sides, dragged across the ground, tossed into truck beds, and carried in the bucket of a tractor. With skids on the bottom and a weight of about 180lbs when empty, they can be moved relatively easily. Each feeder also comes with holes in the skids, so if bears are a problem on your land, you can drive rebar through the holes to keep it locked down and secure.
