Figured I'd try one out and see what happens.

Maybe the deer will figure it out along with the pigs

combine! Is that a curly tailed dog stake? My ground was to soft where I was , I had to drive a t post in the ground! Set didn't last a week, with the dog stake!

This is what I used. Is this what you used????

If I have to go look for these things, I'm going to be mad!

Seems like a lot of work when a few old milk jugs would do the same thing

Probably right.

Combine Kid, you may have to go searching for that before long. I drive t-post deep into the ground. I've got several of these, milk jugs I fear would be a pain in the rear.

I may go get them tomorrow and redo them. Kinda want to see what happens to them after there 1st battle with pigs. It has been real foggy the past few days and even the corned road hasn't been hit.

Pig pipes are easier than the milk jugs or 2 liter drink bottles and you don't have to look all over the pasture for the empty jugs. One thing, if the are is CRP or a field make sure you remove the stake when you take up the feeder.

How many holes in the pipe?

Depends on how much corn you want to spill. On most of ours we drilled about every 8" on both sides, I had one down near a stock tank that we drilled about every 6" and on the thirds. We had no hogs, we used it as a deer feeder.

Well they have made it so far. My hunting buddy filled them back up last week, and I had to fill them again yesterday when I got here..

Last week my 8' pig pipe disappeared, found it 30yds away in the brush. I used a 5/16 eye bolt and nylon locknut in the cap and somehow it still unthreaded. They were hitting it hard, but only in wee hours of the morning.