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Bucees Feeder FYI #9204426 03/29/25 02:43 PM
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The coons are wearing these feeders out. Two different units are getting dominated nightly

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How's it holding up?


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In what way?


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Dukes traps work good on them. Caught 6 the past two nights at my protein feeders. Cheap dry cat food works best for me.

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Caught 6 coons last week at one of my feeders with a couple Dukes. Always just use corn in mine.

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Feeder holds up ok, I’ve had to replace a motor

My latest find is they are able to get their arm in and put a lot of corn on the ground. I’ll be empty before I can get after them with the traps

I’m going to have to figure a way to slow this

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Originally Posted by Brother in-law
Feeder holds up ok, I’ve had to replace a motor

My latest find is they are able to get their arm in and put a lot of corn on the ground. I’ll be empty before I can get after them with the traps

I’m going to have to figure a way to slow this

They definitely will reach in and drag corn out. Some disagree that they can reach in and spin the spinner but they can. I have extended the plates on my bucees feeders.


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Freerange, can you show us what you did to extend the plates please?

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Originally Posted by chuck richey
Freerange, can you show us what you did to extend the plates please?

Ill have to dig for pics of mine but in the meantime I linked below a thread about Bucees feeders and long armed coons. It has a good pic of what is probably a good way to do it. My way is a lot cheaper(Ill look for pics.)

https://texashuntingforum.com/forum...7417/coon-proof-feeders-nope#Post8657417
Here’s a quick pic from the thread link above. Not my modification but seems like a good one.
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Originally Posted by chuck richey
Freerange, can you show us what you did to extend the plates please?

Here’s my redneck version. I just used 1x6 off old privacy fence so cost basically nothing. Overlapped and screwed together. Then just wired to each corner. The whole unit can be slipped off if need to work on the feeder.

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Thanks. Will be doing that to my feeders soon. Have the long armed coons on camera reaching in and dragging the corn out. Didn't think it was possible until I caught them on camera. Been trapping them but tough to make much progress when I'm not down south often.

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Originally Posted by freerange
Originally Posted by chuck richey
Freerange, can you show us what you did to extend the plates please?

Here’s my redneck version. I just used 1x6 off old privacy fence so cost basically nothing. Overlapped and screwed together. Then just wired to each corner. The whole unit can be slipped off if need to work on the feeder.

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Pretty clever!


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Originally Posted by chuck richey
Thanks. Will be doing that to my feeders soon. Have the long armed coons on camera reaching in and dragging the corn out. Didn't think it was possible until I caught them on camera. Been trapping them but tough to make much progress when I'm not down south often.

They dont just drag the corn out-they can reach the spinner and spin it.


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Makes sense. Seemed like too much corn just to be dragging it out. Thanks again.

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