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Tailgate feeders - recommendations #8952295 11/09/23 05:55 PM
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Looking for recommendations for a great tailgate/receiver hitch/truck or UTV mounted feeder.

I know what I want. Just not sure on the 'best' option.

>50# capacity
Remote (wired or wireless)
Receiver hitch mount
Won't interfere with tailgate operations or block vision if I opt to mount to my front receiver


Let's hear what you like.
Ready, set...go!

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I've been pretty pleased with my GreenGo 100# road feeder. I have it mounted in front receiver on my Kubota RTV1140, it would likely interfere with tailgate mounted on the rear.


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You said you know what you want so maybe I shouldnt suggest bigger than 50. Some may not need it but I corn a lot.


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Re: Tailgate feeders - recommendations [Re: HuntnFly67] #8952413 11/09/23 09:49 PM
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They're all about the same. Just get one with the eliminator plate so so don't have to close a gate when you're done corning an area. I have 4 of them.


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Re: Tailgate feeders - recommendations [Re: HuntnFly67] #8952415 11/09/23 09:50 PM
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Give me a PM and I'll give you my number. I have a friend that has a 150# one that is really nice for sale. I'll connect you.

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I have a Texas Hunter 100 lb. Road Feeder with Wireless Remote Control. Had it for the past 2 seasons, works great and love the wireless remote. I have it on the hitch of my F250. It’s on sale right now

https://www.texashunterproducts.com/texas-hunter-100-lb-road-feeder-with-wireless-remote-control/

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Had really good luck with my Texas Hunter's Products tailgate feeder.

Got a cheap receiver hitch extension for my Ranger so that I can open and close the tailgate.

I really like the fact that it is battery operated and wireless. After about 400lbs of feed, I pop the 12v battery out and charge it for a few hours, and back off to the races.

Lamco and All Seasons make great road feeders too but but need to be wired someway, which doesn't work for me as my feeder changes vehicles often.



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Originally Posted by HuntnFly67
Looking for recommendations for a great tailgate/receiver hitch/truck or UTV mounted feeder.

I know what I want. Just not sure on the 'best' option.

>50# capacity
Remote (wired or wireless)
Receiver hitch mount
Won't interfere with tailgate operations or block vision if I opt to mount to my front receiver


Let's hear what you like.
Ready, set...go!


all seasons- If you dont pay attention to where you are backing etc.

lamco If you do pay attention and are kind to your vehicle


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Originally Posted by HuntnFly67
Looking for recommendations for a great tailgate/receiver hitch/truck or UTV mounted feeder.

I know what I want. Just not sure on the 'best' option.

>50# capacity
Remote (wired or wireless)
Receiver hitch mount
Won't interfere with tailgate operations or block vision if I opt to mount to my front receiver


Let's hear what you like.
Ready, set...go!


all seasons- If you dont pay attention to where you are backing etc.

lamco If you do pay attention and are kind to your vehicle


The ability to be able to drop a tailgate is importnat to me. Hard to suggest anythign other than Lamco. i keep the 50 pound version and tighten it all up so I ain't throwing a ton of corn out - I want the animals to move and not sit in a 2 yard area. Carrying an extra bag of corn really is not tough anyway.

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I’ll try and get a picture later but we have a combo road feeder/hitch mounted deer hoist. It’s a road feeder attached with u brackets to the hitch skinning rack. Can open the tailgate with it and the skinning rack still works with it on there. Feeder is this one. https://www.amazon.com/ForEverlast-Tail-Gate-Feeder-Feeders/dp/B008SQWHXQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=2UP0LGBDPS4VA&keywords=road+deer+feeder&qid=1699732588&sprefix=road+deer+feeder%2Caps%2C267&sr=8-1

Re: Tailgate feeders - recommendations [Re: HuntnFly67] #8953441 11/11/23 09:27 PM
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I got a buddy w one for sale too
Send me a pm and I’ll text details

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Lamco Feeders has exactly what you are looking for and the are built to last.

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I have had very good luck with the 100# Texas Hunter road slinger (and customer service is excellent)

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Re: Tailgate feeders - recommendations [Re: HuntnFly67] #8956997 11/17/23 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by PMK
I've been pretty pleased with my GreenGo 100# road feeder. I have it mounted in front receiver on my Kubota RTV1140, it would likely interfere with tailgate mounted on the rear.


where did you buy your GreenGo feeder? If they are made as well as their stand and fill corn feeders then they are well made


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I've been pretty pleased with my GreenGo 100# road feeder. I have it mounted in front receiver on my Kubota RTV1140, it would likely interfere with tailgate mounted on the rear.


where did you buy your GreenGo feeder? If they are made as well as their stand and fill corn feeders then they are well made

I picked it up at Hoffpauir Ranch and Supply in north Lampasas. My second one, Hoffpauir was out but I contacted Tim at GreenGo and he shipped another there on his next delivery. I'm sure any of the dealers that sell GreenGo feeders near your area can get you one of the road feeders in relatively short order on their next shipment if they don't have one in stock. GreenGo Dealers


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Has anyone tried using a tailgate feeder for spreading rye grass seed and fertilizer? If so, how did it work out for you and were you able to adjust the amount of material dropping?

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we've used mine and my son's tailgate feeders for spreading oats, wheat, fertilizer and peas on various food plots on either my Kubota RTV or son's CanAm Defender. It works pretty good but we have to regulate the rate of feed with the speed of the vehicle, not adjusting the feeder plate height.


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Has anyone tried using a tailgate feeder for spreading rye grass seed and fertilizer? If so, how did it work out for you and were you able to adjust the amount of material dropping?


My buddy uses one (Spin Tech) to plant oats - millet in small patches and areas that we don't want to risk taking a tractor. His has an adjustable feed plate that helps limit the amount of feed-seed being slung. Not sure if any other brands do that. I know my Texas Hunter Products does not.

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Thanks for the reply's. The spin Tech looks like it would be the best for what I am looking for.

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I always had problems with being able to open the tailgate on my pickup or utv with a tailgate feeder until I bought a low profile Lamborghini feeder. I never remove it a still able to lower my tailgate. Also the Alamo feeder is built to last. Had mine 6 years now.

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