Posted By: Sick Train
Broadcast vs Stand & Fill Feeders - 09/05/18 12:14 PM
I need to purchase 2 more feeders and considering my options. Which do you guys prefer between broadcast and stand & fill? Plan on taking a drive to the nearest Bucess soon to take a look at what they have.
Posted By: CharlieCTx
Re: Broadcast vs Stand & Fill Feeders - 09/05/18 02:59 PM
Wouldn't a Stand & Fill be considered a broadcast? If you're talking Corn Feeder, I'd say your talking Stand N Fill or other (winch up, platform, etc.) For Stand n Fill, consider those with a varmit cage to protect the spinner and those that enclose the spinner between two plates, like the one you'll see at Bucees.
For broadcast corn, I don't know why anyone would want to do anything other than stand on the ground to fill a feeder.
Posted By: Pope&Young
Re: Broadcast vs Stand & Fill Feeders - 09/05/18 07:37 PM
I would go with stand and fill and never look back
Posted By: titan2232
Re: Broadcast vs Stand & Fill Feeders - 09/05/18 07:50 PM
www.usafeeders.comGood people with very high quality.
Stand and fill.
Alamo, then Lamco would be my number 1 & 2.
Varmit cages are out of date design IMO.
Posted By: Greg Z
Re: Broadcast vs Stand & Fill Feeders - 09/07/18 05:22 PM
send me a pm if you would like info on the guy that builds these.
-Z
Posted By: Wilhunt
Re: Broadcast vs Stand & Fill Feeders - 09/08/18 02:40 PM
If you had the varmint plates and a eliminator spinner plate you probably would not need the cage.
Posted By: Sick Train
Re: Broadcast vs Stand & Fill Feeders - 09/08/18 11:26 PM
Will 4x2 14 gauge welded wire fabric be strong enough for hogs on a varmint cage on a stand & fill?