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Selmadogdoc
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5 gallon plastic buckets for feeders
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I am looking for ideas on using 5 gallon plastic buckets for quail feeders for wild and released quail. I have an abundant supply. I saw somewhere an insert that you can put in the bottom of the feeder to let the feed out without spillage. Any help would be appreciated, especially pictures.
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Re: 5 gallon plastic buckets for feeders
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Do a search there are articles on using buckets
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a search did not revel much information on outside feeders. a lot about inside feeders
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Ok if you deer hunt you have seen the 5 gallon deer feeders right ?
Thats the same idea your after they have a conal insert which keeps feed traveling to center
You cand do this with any semi-ridged plastic just make a circle bigger than the bottom of bucket, cut halfway through and make a hole in the middle
As far as feed dispensing a feeder motor or funnel tube is necessessary
A feeder tube can be made from 1.5 inche pvc dropped down to a pan
To keep feed dry make another round piece and attach above pan just make sure its larger than pan
You can also cut 2 inch holes approx 4-6 in 5 gallon bucket and bend them in toward bucket works well if kept off ground a bit
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