We are using 5 feeders on 900 acres.

Far East Texas place, 100+ acres long rectangle, 3 hunters that will seldom have three hunters present, three stands with feeders evenly spread. Deer present, but primarily a Hog lease.

Young County Place 500+ acres long rectangle with 80+ acres across road. 2 hunters with no guests. Four to five feeders running any given year. Because only two of us are on lease, stands are not placed by distance. Some are near each other, some are remote. Placed related to natural game trail funnels, fields, water, for different wind directions, and places we have always seen deer or hogs every year. Two additional stands that might count for the question do not have or need feeders as they are covering game trails to two different neighbor's well established year round feeders on fence line.

3 on 180 acres. Contemplating reducing down to two as I want more activity at the two locations.

12 feeder locations on 5000 acres. Obviously could put more and probably will at some point. I personally hunt about 850-1000 acre section on this ranch and I have 2 stands and feeders. Dickens county

3 feeders on 350 acres in ET.

I Deer hunt 3 places in central TX. 375 acres 2 feeders 300 acres 1 feeder 410 acres 1 feeder. all have food plots

2 feeders per blind location in our group................because showing up to discover that your one feeder has pooped out is not a good feeling. We have 10 spots among 5 of us on @ 6500 acres, not to mention other hunters on the property. We've tried to position spots as to "lock down" certain areas so we're not on top of anyone and vice versa. We blind share and it's pretty rare we're all down at the same time as to keep specific spots from being overly hunted.

I guess I am the odd one out here. I have 130 acres that only I or one of my boys hunts. I have 9 feeders on the place. 1 main field has three feeders in it, the other has 4. The one that has 4 has one at either end (250 yards apart, a dedicated hog feeder and a "spare" in the pen with the capsule feeder. The other field has 3 in it, they are set up like a triangle and approximately 250-300 yards apart. But one is on the ridge, one set back in the woods, and one in the edge of the field.
I feed year round so it does get pricey, but it's worth it because you are always going to see something no matter where you sit.
Plus- if I only had one feeder in each field I couldn't keep up with the turkeys. 50-75 turkeys running from feeder to feeder doesn't leave much for the deer if you only have one feeder.

6 on 133 acres. Then occasionally use a hanging pipe feeder. Dump rice bran on the ground.
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2 on 30 acres. One set for morning, one set for evening.

8 on 1,100 acres.

I have two 600# corn and two 250# protein feeders at one blind, one 600# corn and one 250# protein at another blind and one 800# corn feeder at another blind. Around 110 acres per blind location. Plus I road feed everyday from Aug till Feb.

4-300#feeders on 80 Red River County acres

West Texas place has 9 corn feeders and 3 protein - 2000 acres
East Texas - 7 corn feeders and 2 acre and a half food plots - 1400 acres

I’d stick with 2

On our ranch we run 4 feeders on 820acres. There is 320 acres on one side of the county road and 500 on the other side. Feeders are place on opposite ends of the ranch well off the fence lines. U can run as many feeders as you want But you can only hunt one at a time. In my opinion the less feeders you have the better off you are drawing all the deer to one feeder vs four feeders. And plus the whole time ur hunting ur going to be wondering what is going on at the other feeder.

We've got 10 hunters on the main 3500 acre tract with 26 total feeders

Five guys run 3 each (2 corn 1 protein)

Five guys run 2 each (1 corn and 1 protein)

One corn feeder for the petting zoo at camp

1 corn and soy bean feeder it holds 100lbs on a 14 acre parcel

143 acres, Val Verde County 2 Protein, 4 corn. 1 protein, free choice, rest are timer/spinner, coon cage.

1 protein and 4 corn feeders right now. Need 1 more

Six corn feeders, two protein on 500 acres.

38 on about 10,000.

3000 acres & 10 feeders 1 ton of feed is enough for this back. Lol

600 acres Duval County - 6 corn feeders. Might add one more soon.

1200 acres Jim Hogg County - 6 corn feeders right now.


Oh, 5 acres Aransas County - 1 corn feeder

5 corn-protein combos on 1000 acres and 2 corn-protein combos on 400 acres.