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Gravity Vs Spin Feeders #3491235 09/20/21 09:05 AM 09/20/21 09:05 AM
Joined: Jun 2012 Posts: 4,581 Coosa County, AL Coosa1 OP SOA Professional
Coosa1 OP SOA Professional Joined: Jun 2012 Posts: 4,581 Coosa County, AL	Which one do you prefer and why? I have not used a feeder in a long time but the last time I used a spin feeder it just dumped a pile of corn out on the ground till it rotted. I'm looking at getting a couple feeders to put out and I'm kind of leaning towards gravity type. It just seems to me like there would be less waste. But how long does it usually take deer to learn to eat from a gravity type feeder?

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3491240 09/20/21 09:15 AM 09/20/21 09:15 AM
Joined: Mar 2013 Posts: 14,608 Clanton Turkey_neck Booner
Turkey_neck Booner Joined: Mar 2013 Posts: 14,608 Clanton	Took mine almost a year and two years later the bucks still won’t touch it. Would walk over a naked woman to get to a gobblin turkey!

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3491271 09/20/21 10:02 AM 09/20/21 10:02 AM
Joined: Nov 2002 Posts: 6,624 Moulton,AL Snuffy 14 point
Snuffy 14 point Joined: Nov 2002 Posts: 6,624 Moulton,AL	I prefer spin feeders. Having the ability to set timer seems to increase daytime movement. Gravity feeders not only encourage night time movement, the deer eat a lot more corn. You also feed more corn to coons and squirrels. If you always do what you've always done you always get what you've always got

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3491282 09/20/21 10:18 AM 09/20/21 10:18 AM
Joined: Nov 2013 Posts: 2,633 Montgomery, AL F Forrestgump1 10 point
Forrestgump1 10 point F Joined: Nov 2013 Posts: 2,633 Montgomery, AL	If your deer will adjust to them spin feeders are the way to go. Set times and control feeding amounts. Gravity just prolongs what you could do by pouring a bag on the ground. I haven’t seen anything work as well as casting a couple hundred pounds over a food plot though.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3491288 09/20/21 10:26 AM 09/20/21 10:26 AM
Joined: Oct 2001 Posts: 25,399 Tampa B Beer Belly Freak of Nature
Beer Belly Freak of Nature B Joined: Oct 2001 Posts: 25,399 Tampa	I used a 31gal silver metal trash can from home depot. Did not paint it, cut a hole in the bottom side so a golf ball can easily go in and out. Used a can of great stuff to create a form a ramp on the back side. Tied it to a tree, and filled it with corn (holds ~160lbs - if I remember correctly), slung a bunch of corn around it. Took ~2 days for them to find it and start using it. Does & young bucks did seem to hit it first, then the older bucks didn't care. My next one will be a 55 gal drum with an open top & lid. I am going to glue/caulk a big salad bowl upside down in the middle & cut 2-4 hole in the bottom sides. I don't seem to have a coon, hog, or bear problems over 3 years (yet). So it works good for me. May not be a good option in other areas. -------------- For what it is worth: I still agree with me! A big man will stand up for himself; a great man will stand up for others. Processor Map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1OTDcvGoo3puyO-CV10he3pH97IE

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Beer Belly] #3491444 09/20/21 02:23 PM 09/20/21 02:23 PM
Joined: Aug 2018 Posts: 5,180 Georgia and Missouri Semo 12 point
Semo 12 point Joined: Aug 2018 Posts: 5,180 Georgia and Missouri	Originally Posted by Beer Belly I used a 31gal silver metal trash can from home depot. Did not paint it, cut a hole in the bottom side so a golf ball can easily go in and out. Used a can of great stuff to create a form a ramp on the back side. Tied it to a tree, and filled it with corn (holds ~160lbs - if I remember correctly), slung a bunch of corn around it. Took ~2 days for them to find it and start using it. Does & young bucks did seem to hit it first, then the older bucks didn't care. My next one will be a 55 gal drum with an open top & lid. I am going to glue/caulk a big salad bowl upside down in the middle & cut 2-4 hole in the bottom sides. I don't seem to have a coon, hog, or bear problems over 3 years (yet). So it works good for me. May not be a good option in other areas. Out in KS years ago when I dabbled working for an outfitter the feeders were all 55 gallon drums with 2 six inch tall "U"s cut on opposite sides about an inch up from the bottom. Bend the U cutout to control how much they could stick their mouths in. Seemed to work just fine.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3491663 09/20/21 06:24 PM 09/20/21 06:24 PM
Joined: Jan 2019 Posts: 4,938 Clay co A Ar1220 12 point
Ar1220 12 point A Joined: Jan 2019 Posts: 4,938 Clay co	Just build a covered feed trough and be did with it less waste and whole lot less headache

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Forrestgump1] #3491668 09/20/21 06:35 PM 09/20/21 06:35 PM
Joined: Dec 2015 Posts: 22,129 blount county alabama jwalker77 Pumpkin
jwalker77 Pumpkin Joined: Dec 2015 Posts: 22,129 blount county alabama	Originally Posted by Forrestgump1 I haven’t seen anything work as well as casting a couple hundred pounds over a food plot though. Before i start hunting, after Christmas, ill spread a cyclone spreader full(250-300lb) about every four days across an acre or so about 150yds in front of my shooting house. You would be amazed how it has increased my deer sightings

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Snuffy] #3491679 09/20/21 06:46 PM 09/20/21 06:46 PM
Joined: Apr 2021 Posts: 1,292 In the woods H Here4fun 8 point
Here4fun 8 point H Joined: Apr 2021 Posts: 1,292 In the woods	Originally Posted by Snuffy I prefer spin feeders. Having the ability to set timer seems to increase daytime movement. Gravity feeders not only encourage night time movement, the deer eat a lot more corn. You also feed more corn to coons and squirrels. This. I have run both and just converted to all spin feeders.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3492056 09/21/21 08:41 AM 09/21/21 08:41 AM
Joined: Dec 2009 Posts: 9,375 Jasper, AL J joshm28 14 point
joshm28 14 point J Joined: Dec 2009 Posts: 9,375 Jasper, AL	I’ve had zero issues getting young bucks to utilize a spin feeder. Young bucks turn into old bucks (just takes a couple years). Just don’t expect a 5yo to hit them. Now those 2.5yo bucks that were using the feeders 2 years ago will use them now. It’s a process lol.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3492323 09/21/21 03:23 PM 09/21/21 03:23 PM
Joined: Aug 2008 Posts: 583 Here and There at times D DonH 4 point
DonH 4 point D Joined: Aug 2008 Posts: 583 Here and There at times	we have 6 boss buck gravity feeders (350 lbs)and 1 spin cast feeder (200 lbs)....took deer a few weeks to take to the gravity feeders , now they empty them in 3 weeks or less . we are going thru a pallet of feed every month....

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3492584 09/21/21 08:56 PM 09/21/21 08:56 PM
Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,289 Autaugaville T trailertrash 10 point
trailertrash 10 point T Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,289 Autaugaville	The real question is can you afford a gravity feeder.....? Last edited by trailertrash; 09/21/21 08:56 PM. "We aren't here to justify your feelings and give you self worth" - Aldeer Welcome Center

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: trailertrash] #3492590 09/21/21 08:57 PM 09/21/21 08:57 PM
Joined: Nov 2011 Posts: 21,779 USA R Remington270 Freak of Nature
Remington270 Freak of Nature R Joined: Nov 2011 Posts: 21,779 USA	Originally Posted by trailertrash The real question is can you afford a gravity feeder.....? Not right now. Will cost you more than your kids, and that's honestly not a joke.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3492596 09/21/21 09:01 PM 09/21/21 09:01 PM
Joined: Mar 2005 Posts: 4,453 Bama B Bulls eye 10 point
Bulls eye 10 point B Joined: Mar 2005 Posts: 4,453 Bama	I feed deer behind the house every day. Take a scoop or two or corn in a five gallon bucket and spread it myself. Been doing it for years. I tried to put out a feeder last year. Took the does about 4 months to eat from it and the bucks never would. Went back to hand throwing.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3492602 09/21/21 09:09 PM 09/21/21 09:09 PM
Joined: Feb 2016 Posts: 8,040 Right behind you Mbrock Fancy
Mbrock Fancy Joined: Feb 2016 Posts: 8,040 Right behind you	I’ve got most of the deer acclimated to spin feeders now but it takes a while. I can’t afford to keep feed in a gravity feeder.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3492651 09/21/21 10:20 PM 09/21/21 10:20 PM
Joined: Apr 2013 Posts: 2,027 Mobile, AL M Mdees 8 point
Mdees 8 point M Joined: Apr 2013 Posts: 2,027 Mobile, AL	Last season I ran one gravity feeder and one spin feeder. I went through 1300 pounds in the gravity feeder and 200 pounds in the spin feeder with the same results as far as use. Does and small bucks fed from both regularly. I had some nice mature bucks cruise by on occasion but none ever stopped to eat at either.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3493116 09/22/21 07:29 PM 09/22/21 07:29 PM
Joined: Aug 2006 Posts: 9,790 The Boonies a.k.a. Pickens cou... 300gr 8 point
300gr 8 point Joined: Aug 2006 Posts: 9,790 The Boonies a.k.a. Pickens cou...	I prefer to load up my 350 pound hopper on the pull spreader and go to it. Down bushhogged roads and some in green fields Two roads diverged in the woods and I took the one with deep ruts,hills and mud.It may be bumpy but WHAT A RIDE!

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3493167 09/22/21 08:23 PM 09/22/21 08:23 PM
Joined: Dec 2009 Posts: 9,375 Jasper, AL J joshm28 14 point
joshm28 14 point J Joined: Dec 2009 Posts: 9,375 Jasper, AL	Good bucks WILL utilize spin feeders. It just takes time.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3493305 09/23/21 05:34 AM 09/23/21 05:34 AM
Joined: Aug 2008 Posts: 583 Here and There at times D DonH 4 point
DonH 4 point D Joined: Aug 2008 Posts: 583 Here and There at times	i have pics of 3 and 4 yr old deer at both types of feeders.....it will take some time if your deer are skittish...just think about it...if momma deer brings baby buck to feeder and they dont get blasted then they keep coming back, the baby will continue to return as an adult if it dont get shot or run off by mom....

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3493365 09/23/21 07:37 AM 09/23/21 07:37 AM
Joined: Jul 2020 Posts: 8,363 Chelsea L Lockjaw 14 point
Lockjaw 14 point L Joined: Jul 2020 Posts: 8,363 Chelsea	What spin feeders do you like, and how do you keep coons and squirrels from messing with them? I see Moultrie has one that has a charged electric shock grate built in, but don't see much online about how effective it is.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3493397 09/23/21 08:40 AM 09/23/21 08:40 AM
Joined: Nov 2006 Posts: 6,844 Fairhope, AL 2 270wsm 14 point
270wsm 14 point 2 Joined: Nov 2006 Posts: 6,844 Fairhope, AL	I bought 2 All Seasons Stand and Fill feeders this year and have no complaints so far. I have 5 Foreverlast feeders that have been great, but they were discontinued. I was able to upgrade them this year with All Seasons Eliminator control units since several needed new motors/timers. Below is a pic of the Eliminator plate that is supposed to be coon proof, but we'll see.....

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Lockjaw] #3493409 09/23/21 09:15 AM 09/23/21 09:15 AM
Joined: Jan 2018 Posts: 4,122 GA UncleHuck 10 point
UncleHuck 10 point Joined: Jan 2018 Posts: 4,122 GA	Originally Posted by Lockjaw What spin feeders do you like, and how do you keep coons and squirrels from messing with them? I see Moultrie has one that has a charged electric shock grate built in, but don't see much online about how effective it is. All Seasons Stand & Fill with an Eliminator spin plate, or a Lamco Stand & Fill. Both will deter coons and skwerls, but get the All Seasons if you have hogs near.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3493718 09/23/21 04:53 PM 09/23/21 04:53 PM
Joined: Jul 2020 Posts: 8,363 Chelsea L Lockjaw 14 point
Lockjaw 14 point L Joined: Jul 2020 Posts: 8,363 Chelsea	No hogs, but I really want to stick the feeder down in a bottom where no one knows it is, and have a ground blind to hunt it with the kids. Gonna set it to broadcast 2 times, about 7:30 and 4ish. For only a few seconds. I want to train the deer to come running when they hear it. Or they miss out. No hogs where we are. Yet.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3493742 09/23/21 05:50 PM 09/23/21 05:50 PM
Joined: Jan 2018 Posts: 4,632 Michigan S Sasquatch Lives 10 point
Sasquatch Lives 10 point S Joined: Jan 2018 Posts: 4,632 Michigan	Man just throw it on the ground if you have to bait. I think all it does is attract hogs though. Man we never had hogs until one member started throwing corn out then we had them and now can't get rid of them. Tearing up the place and spooking the deer.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Lockjaw] #3493799 09/23/21 07:12 PM 09/23/21 07:12 PM
Joined: Jan 2018 Posts: 4,122 GA UncleHuck 10 point
UncleHuck 10 point Joined: Jan 2018 Posts: 4,122 GA	Originally Posted by Lockjaw No hogs, but I really want to stick the feeder down in a bottom where no one knows it is, and have a ground blind to hunt it with the kids. Gonna set it to broadcast 2 times, about 7:30 and 4ish. For only a few seconds. I want to train the deer to come running when they hear it. Or they miss out. No hogs where we are. Yet. These aren't terribly light, but with the All Seasons at 300 lb capacity and the Lamco at 600 lbs, they will run for a while. Both of mine got moved into position with a UTV

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3494001 09/24/21 07:17 AM 09/24/21 07:17 AM
Joined: Jul 2020 Posts: 8,363 Chelsea L Lockjaw 14 point
Lockjaw 14 point L Joined: Jul 2020 Posts: 8,363 Chelsea	Throwing it on the ground means I am basically feeding the coons, which I am trying to avoid. If I trap them around the corn, then that tends to create more human intrusion, which I don't want. I had two of those bag feeders out last year, and the coons would camp out on them every night. Same in places where I threw it out on the ground. So its not a question of if I need to bait, I don't. But in a hunting club, people do so its one of those things. And if we don't, and the club next to us does, guess where the deer will go?

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Sasquatch Lives] #3494071 09/24/21 09:27 AM 09/24/21 09:27 AM
Joined: Jul 2020 Posts: 621 Wilcox County H hamma 4 point
hamma 4 point H Joined: Jul 2020 Posts: 621 Wilcox County	Originally Posted by Sasquatch Lives Man just throw it on the ground if you have to bait. I think all it does is attract hogs though. Man we never had hogs until one member started throwing corn out then we had them and now can't get rid of them. Tearing up the place and spooking the deer. Amen.. We honestly killed more mature bucks before we started baiting regularly.. Don't get me wrong, I still like to throw it on the ground in different areas when the rut comes in but the only thing we accomplished by running feeders 24/7 is bringing the hogs in.. The hunting drastically changed after the hogs set in..

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Lockjaw] #3497008 09/28/21 07:10 PM 09/28/21 07:10 PM
Joined: Oct 2013 Posts: 100 Mobile Alabama Taylorwelch 3 point
Taylorwelch 3 point Joined: Oct 2013 Posts: 100 Mobile Alabama	I Originally Posted by Lockjaw What spin feeders do you like, and how do you keep coons and squirrels from messing with them? I see Moultrie has one that has a charged electric shock grate built in, but don't see much online about how effective it is. I have a Moultrie and a couple wild games. Both brands work great. The wild games are cheaper like $80 only concerns we had was that they aren’t complete water proof like the Moultrie lids. they tend to leak around the hinges but we fixed that with silicone. Also the best thing to do is lather them ole feeder legs up with some Vaseline/petroleum jelly. Let’s just say the coons will be peed off when they stick those crummy hands on them slimy legs😂 "I just wanna catch and kill" ROLL DAMN TIDE

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3497019 09/28/21 07:29 PM 09/28/21 07:29 PM
Joined: Feb 2014 Posts: 1,635 East Alabama M MorningAir 8 point
MorningAir 8 point M Joined: Feb 2014 Posts: 1,635 East Alabama	Most of the guys I talk to and hunt with that just throw corn on the ground seem to do better than those using spin cast feeders. Of course these are guys that don’t have jobs and can use cameras to pin point when to kill the deer. I know I don’t see or get many pictures of big bucks on my spin cast, but I can’t afford , money or time, to throw corn on the ground.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3497065 09/28/21 08:31 PM 09/28/21 08:31 PM
Joined: Jun 2012 Posts: 4,581 Coosa County, AL Coosa1 OP SOA Professional
Coosa1 OP SOA Professional Joined: Jun 2012 Posts: 4,581 Coosa County, AL	I ended up buying a moultrie standard spin feeder. Put it out last Thursday and filled it up with corn that I laced pretty heavy with this stuff called Corn Spike that they had at the feed store. This guy doesn’t seem to mind the new feeder at all. We’ve never used feeders on our place but I’m assuming our neighbors do given how quickly he took a liking to it.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3498391 09/30/21 07:04 PM 09/30/21 07:04 PM
Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,289 Autaugaville T trailertrash 10 point
trailertrash 10 point T Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,289 Autaugaville	Big deer don't like feeders. "We aren't here to justify your feelings and give you self worth" - Aldeer Welcome Center

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3498549 09/30/21 09:36 PM 09/30/21 09:36 PM
Joined: Jan 2018 Posts: 4,122 GA UncleHuck 10 point
UncleHuck 10 point Joined: Jan 2018 Posts: 4,122 GA	Actually, they do. I can get more if you want additional proof. And before anyone says anything, this is low fence/no fence free range. Last edited by UncleHuck; 09/30/21 09:38 PM.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3498801 10/01/21 09:13 AM 10/01/21 09:13 AM
Joined: Jul 2020 Posts: 8,363 Chelsea L Lockjaw 14 point
Lockjaw 14 point L Joined: Jul 2020 Posts: 8,363 Chelsea	I ended up getting a Moultrie with the 'shocker' around the spinner. So we shall see how it does. If they seem to still get in it, then I will add a cage. I got the solar charger to and got it mounted and taped all the wiring up with T-rex duct tape, which is stout. I think its NXT... All I know is it says shock hazard all over it.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: UncleHuck] #3499206 10/01/21 07:23 PM 10/01/21 07:23 PM
Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,289 Autaugaville T trailertrash 10 point
trailertrash 10 point T Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,289 Autaugaville	Originally Posted by UncleHuck Actually, they do. I can get more if you want additional proof. And before anyone says anything, this is low fence/no fence free range. It was a joke. My sarcasm was running strong at the time..lol "We aren't here to justify your feelings and give you self worth" - Aldeer Welcome Center

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: trailertrash] #3499276 10/01/21 08:36 PM 10/01/21 08:36 PM
Joined: Jan 2018 Posts: 4,122 GA UncleHuck 10 point
UncleHuck 10 point Joined: Jan 2018 Posts: 4,122 GA	Originally Posted by trailertrash Originally Posted by UncleHuck Actually, they do. I can get more if you want additional proof. And before anyone says anything, this is low fence/no fence free range. It was a joke. My sarcasm was running strong at the time..lol Cool. We have had some folks in the past be ridiculous about that. I tossed mine out a bity quick, I guess

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3499444 10/02/21 04:04 AM 10/02/21 04:04 AM
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Cutover spike C Joined: Aug 2011 Posts: 85 Lawrence County, AL	With the price of corn this fall we switch our gravity feeders back over to spin feeders. This was we can control the amount of feed being used.

Re: Gravity Vs Spin Feeders [Re: Coosa1] #3499465 10/02/21 05:41 AM 10/02/21 05:41 AM
Joined: Jul 2020 Posts: 8,363 Chelsea L Lockjaw 14 point
Lockjaw 14 point L Joined: Jul 2020 Posts: 8,363 Chelsea	It's awful. I think I paid 11.99 for a 50 pound bag at TS.

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