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Protein feeders #6257365 04/12/16 11:45 PM
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Looking for a few protein feeders. Looking to add three more feeders on my ranch if anybody has any ideas or opinions or has any that they may be looking to sell I would be interested in visiting with ya to see what we can work out on them. Thanks!

Re: Protein feeders [Re: J-A Whitetails and outfitters] #6257571 04/13/16 01:51 AM
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Free choice or timed...or both?

www.thehammerfeeder.com has some options for different applications.

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Either or would work. Leaning towards free choice.

Re: Protein feeders [Re: J-A Whitetails and outfitters] #6257866 04/13/16 12:02 PM
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HB Feeders that are low profile are great feeders. Outback are built to last a life-time and are great feeders also.
http://www.hbhuntingproducts.com/products/protein-feeders
http://outbackfeeders.com/


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Re: Protein feeders [Re: J-A Whitetails and outfitters] #6259304 04/14/16 04:01 AM
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I was looking at outback and have used them before on a deer breeding ranch I worked on before and they are great!! Curious on the atascosa feeders. Wondering what y'all think about their feeders?

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Atascosa makes a good feeder at a good price also.


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Re: Protein feeders [Re: J-A Whitetails and outfitters] #6264055 04/17/16 07:13 PM
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Check out http://www.krivomanoutdoors.com/

He has made me a blind, a timed protein feeder and directional corn feeder. All working wonderfully!

stopping by to have him construct me a free choice protein feeder.

All his stuff is well made and does great!

Re: Protein feeders [Re: Zach S] #6266297 04/19/16 03:07 AM
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Originally Posted By: Zachary Symm
Check out http://www.krivomanoutdoors.com/

He has made me a blind, a timed protein feeder and directional corn feeder. All working wonderfully!

stopping by to have him construct me a free choice protein feeder.

All his stuff is well made and does great!


Mitch (Krivoman) is a good dude. He's used my patent pending system on his timed protein feeders for almost 3 years. I own one of his feeders and two of his blinds.

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