If anyone needs any corn I saw this on highway 69 right before Jasper coming from Cullman. $1 a gallon.

Carry a broom and dustpan, and you get a free gallon.

or just hunt near the spillage..

Saw one around here where they had topped it off before the weekend. By Sunday that joker was a third down. Supplemental feeding must be off the charts this year.

There's 2 in Jasper. That one and there is one out on 118 (78) at a chevron just before I22.

You got to be kidding me.

$1 a gallon unless you get 55 gallon then it is $45. The one one 118 anyway.

Walker Co is the supplemental feeding Capitol of Alabama.

How do gallons to pounds work out in corn?

1 gallon is roughly 6 pounds

Damn that's a ripoff.

There is one in coaling.

I'd like to dove hunt around that thing.

Next to Patient Zero, this is the most Walker County thing I've seen.

It's expensive but convenient, no telling how many times Hunters forgot to pack the corn. Bam, get your corn, beer and cigarettes on the way to hunt

Even at that price unless your the farmer it's a low margin business at best

About the same as buying it by the sack, ain't it?

It's very interesting to me that the people who made that machine went with a composite or fiberglass bin instead of a metal bin. There's 4000000000000 metal bins in the US thanks to the poultry business. Their machine looks nice but looks like a lot of extra input cost in building that versus what one would have cost using a typical steel feed bin.

I don't know who owns those machines but I need to be selling them the trucks and trailers to haul the corn to fill the machines!

I did have a husband and wife stop by about a year ago that were going to invest in some machines like this. They were starting from the ground up. We talked to them for a half day about trucks, bulk trailers, scales, the corn dispensers, all of it. Never heard a word back from them.

I guess all that aflatoxin corns gotta go somewhere.

Who do I contact about a franchise dispenser? Put it down Hwy 41 in the Sardis area, or better yet, closer to Camden, and I'll be retired in a few years.

They feed that to the chickens.