Corn thrower to attach to ATV

What do y'all have? which ones work, which ones don't?

Thanks in advance.

I have an Elusive Wildlife tail gate feeder seems fine so far. I have wore out 2 before this don't remember the brand. All I know is I won't go deer hunting without them......

I have an All Seasons tailgate feeder that works well, and you can get a wireless on/off switch although I just use the wire coming through my back window. I like that is spreads it very well so the deer don't get all bunched up. You know that big buck will always be behind the does if the corn is in a straight line!

However, the All Season's is around $350 and the Foreverlast at Academy is around $100. I have no experience with it but I'm sure others may chime in....

I picked up Everlast late in season @ Buc-ee's for $99 plus $30 for trailer hitch mount. Well made for price and works well. Control cable switch shorted out on second trip. Made call to factory and had new cord in mail in 3 days no questions asked. Great customer service. We have 3 or 4 on our lease and no other problems.

http://texashuntingforum.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/7009321/Re:_Mounting_a_feeder_on_my_4_#Post7009321

Thanks for the info everyone.

I have the Forever last and the receiver mount I got from academy. It's worked well for me so far. The cable is plenty long and would reach from my receiver hitch to the driver's seat on my crew cab long bed truck before I picked up the mule.

It does have a pretty narrow shroud to direct the feeding, but for my needs, it spread the corn just fine. I was cheap and used it to spread oats two years ago, and ended up with 3 foot wide strips of oats that came up. Last year I drilled the rivets out of the shroud that directs what is being fed, and it spread the oats out much better and didn't have the oat strips like the previous year.

lamco

I bought a 100 lb all seasons road feeder yesterday, thing is built like a tank and works great. I’d go with a 50lb for an atv or utv

Another note on the All Seasons is it has the spinner that closes the gap preventing the corn from coming ou when you are not wanting it to. No scientific analysis as to how much vs the next guy.

I've had an All Seasons tailgate feeder for about 15 years and it's still going strong. The only thing I've replaced is the on/off switch, which is a $2 part.

all seasons works great!

Forever last here, had to replace motor last season due to broken motor wired and then later in the season I had to rebuild the spinner plate...it slung all the paddles off. Been going strong ever since and spreads real nice with the bigger motor and repaired spin plate.

I run an All Seasons on the front of my hunting truck but my brother has a Lamco which is built for ATVs

https://texasoutdoorsnetwork.com/lamco-utv-road-feeder-review/

I purchased one of the Foreverlast 50# Tailgate feeders at the Buccee's in Denton recently for $75, $25 less than the same model at Academy. It hangs well on the front rack of my Kubota RTV and it would work on just about any ATV/UTV with a cargo rack and 12v accessory plug. It's working well so far. I didn't need the receiver hitch mount they sell for $50 which would have just gotten in the way of other items I use those for (winch, trailer hitch, & game hoist). I had back surgery earlier this year and still have to be cautious lifting anything over 25 pounds, so I didn't want to find myself in a situation where I needed to slide the winch in the receiver and found myself with a tailgate feeder full of corn.

X2!!

I have a Forever Last from Academy. Been running without a flaw for about 8 years now. Best $100 I ever spent.

Everlast and changed the spinner to a "Harvant Pro Spinner Plate". Now throws corn awesome! SPinner plate that comes with the feeder is terrible and basically pours a path. I like that the Everlast has a sliding gate on the feeder to control the flow of corn. Many of the more expensive ones do not.

All Seasons are good but pricy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPHxkcObmz0

These spinners work great on Everlast to make them throw much better.