What is the best stand and fill feeder that will hold 5-600 lbs of corn without having to put a raccoon cage around it?

Durability - Lamco low and throw

Value - Bucees Ez_Feeder

Alamo or the same type from Ramball. Both are on this forum. I will go with the plate system next feeder I buy.

Me too. I want the plate..... good idea

Ranch King is a good one if you put some grease on the battery terminals

GreenGo ... GreenGo Feeders if I were buying

without having to put a raccoon cage around it

Best value I found was All Seasons 600 pounder. $ 639 to 649. Ranch King 600 lb 739.00. Lamco 600 lb 739.00. HB 400 lb 690.00. Alamo 600 lb. 750.00.

I have both the all seasons and HB. If I had a do over I'd do the Alamo or get one from ramball. They are both good feeders but the varmint cage doesn't allow for an even distribution.

Looks like ASF has a solution for your issues now. New 600 monolith S&F https://www.allseasonsfeeders.com/products/600lb-monolith

Another vote for Ranch King. Great feeders!

it already has a coon cage built in ...

Texas Wildlife Supply out of Brady.
http://www.texaswildlifesupply.com/broadcast-feeders

They are awesome! 7-8 years old with maybe minor paint loss, as the only issue. Worth every penny.
Their old timer stand and fill feeders have a built in cage, but it is welded and damn near indestructible like the rest of the feeder.

Look up" the Judge" feeders..we have been switching over to them. One friend has 6 up in oklahoma... Cabelas will door ship them for free if you call.They dont have them on the website for some reason but if you call they have them in stock..... one guy sells them out in Mansfield.. They are on craigslist.. Everything on them are internal...649 very well built!!

Friend of mine bought one and I helped him set it up. Those feeders are outstanding, but pricey. I have ASF and they're good but the quality of the Ranch King and user friendliness will be hard to match.

I would vote for the judge sold thru cabelas or one built by one of the guys on here with the plates, Alamo feeders. They both seem about the same price and same features, although if you are in an area with cows or heavy hogs, you
Might want to go the Alamo feeder route as they seem a little more stout. I would worry if hogs started getting into the judge the legs might be able to be bent or something. Probably just my concern and isn’t real tho.

Availability is huge with Alamo. He is not available all over the place and if cabelas ships the feeders that is one notch toward them. Both seem very good with the plate design and all internal workings.

Please remember to do this. It'll save you some frustration down the road.

I have never had a problem with my cannon feeder. Best Varmint proof feeder on the market!!

Baskets on feeders is outdated.

Someone mentioned Ranch King Feeders. I've resorted to using my Ranch King Feeder for target practice. In addition to the batteries corroding regularly, I couldn't keep it from stopping up. I use HB feeders and don't have any issues.

HB Stand and fill here, zero issues year 3!

X2 on HB Feeders. Been good to me..

Lamco low and throw, no varmint cages or getting on your knees to change setting. I've had these out since they came out in pens and out of pens works great around hogs cattle raccoons. www.lamcofeeders.com

Mic drop. Pretty much nailed it

Ramball has a nice looking one also. But I’ve actually used the two above.