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Re: Who builds their own feeders?
[Re: bambam32]
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06/13/19 09:37 PM
06/13/19 09:37 PM
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trailertrash
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I don't like the never ending supply of corn to everything with wings or the ability to climb of a gravity feeder. Cardinals and Blue Jays always vote for gravity feeders or a spin feeder without a guard.
To the OP... Which ever you choose, I would build but I'll never trust plastic again. Once the squirrels figure out what to do.....it's over. Been there done that. The only part of my spin feeder that is plastic now is hidden behind a larger than necessary steel varmint guard. Oversizing the guard makes it hard for a coon to reach through and hit the spinner plate at his leisure.
Last edited by trailertrash; 06/13/19 09:44 PM.
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