WILDGAME INNOVATIONS Quick-Set 225 lb Game Feeder with Digital Timer | Durable Tripod Corn/Pellet Hunting Feeder with 1-4 Available Feed Times & 30-feet Radius

Used for a chicken feeder works great! Easy to use!

Great feeder for the money. Easy to set up. I made a few modifications to the legs. Each leg has four sections that just slide into each other. If you move the feeder, the legs slide out and separate. I put them together, drilled a hole at each joint, and used a 1/4" x 2" bolt through it with a lock nut. The feeder doesn't come with a battery. So I ordered a battery and a solar charger and I mounted the solar panel on the side of the feeder. On the first fill, I loaded 100lbs of corn...about half to 2/3 full. Its been in use for about two weeks, feeding three times a day. First feed runs for 10 seconds, the 2nd and 3rd feed runs for 5 seconds. Corn is getting low, probably have a few days left. I'm pleased with the whole set up. A good buy!

Good feeder and as long as you put Vaseline on the legs. The Vaseline keeps the racoons and squirrels off and from opening battery box.easy set up and easy to fill. Wish the made a better lid. Squirrels chewed hole in the lid. Used flex seal to seal up. Also battery display sucks! Thought I had a bad battery and recharged but charger said full. Tried new battery and still only shows half full.

I’m really impressed with my Wildgame Innovations automatic timed deer feeder! It was simple to set up, and the timer works perfectly, releasing feed right on schedule every day. The build feels sturdy and weather-resistant, and it runs quietly — the deer caught on fast! I love how consistent and reliable it’s been, and it saves me so much time compared to manual feeding. Whether you’re managing a food plot or just enjoy watching wildlife, this feeder is well worth it. Highly recommend to anyone wanting a durable, hands-off feeder that actually does what it says!

I live in USA zone 5a the Great Plains. I use this to feed my chickens its been in the sun for 5 years with hail, wind you name it. its sunk a foot in the ground at least twice now. I just yanked it right out. ( i put boards under it). Its been my experience that the winds have to get around 50mph before I had to worry about the lid popping up. But I got me a paver and no more worries. Its ran strait for 3.5 years before that it sat full in the sun I expected an alcoholic abomination under that lid but no it was dry. It had a spider living in the spreader I cleaned it out and it fired right back up. Im just now buying a new battery for the solar system. Honestly the best thing ive done for my chickens was buy that.

It's a good feeder. Only two real complaints but a few positives. 1 battery box is a little small and in all my feeders (I stick with this one to swap parts) the timer is always the first thing to go. It lasts about 2 to 3 years. Second thing to go is the plastic drum around the legs. To make it last longer slightly fill the holes for the legs with a bit of liquid nails and then put in the leg mounts. The loose fit causes fatigue in the plastic making the drum only last 4 years. You can cut out the leg mounts later and use them on a steel 55 gallon drum if you want. Lastly the replacement digital timer WildGame sells is awsome. It's a metal box and works VERY well. The whole evolution is I buy one of these, replace the timer 2 to 3 years out then when the drum is gone build my own out of a steel 55 gallon drum with the parts remaining. All you have to do is take the leg mounts and screw them to the drum, put a 55 gallon drum funnel in and the replacement timer on it and you have a very very good feeder.

Bought this feeder through Amazon and put it together on the 5th of July. This morning when I looked out at the feeder (July 8th) it was collapsed on the ground. It appears that it couldn't hold the weight of four bags of corn.(200 lbs).

Additional information after having in the woods for 18 months. This unit did not last. Between hogs, raccoons, and squirrels, this plastic feeder got torn apart. The last straw is that one of the legs punched through the barrel, causing it to lean way over and spill out all the corn. Upon fully emptying the barrel I noted that there was another leg about to punch through also. There were chew marks on the lid right where the lid latches to the barrel, so I would assume that given enough time some creature would have gotten all the way through. The controller box was also pretty badly scratched up by claws, all the hinges were broken off, and the screws that attach the controller box to the barrel had started to back out. If all you have in your area is deer, this unit will work just fine. If you have anything else, they will eventually tear it up and it will need to be replaced. Original review: Set up this feeder for hunting, and the hogs found it pretty quickly. The biggest struggle really was setting this thing up. the legs don't secure to anything and just slide into pockets. They slide out as quickly as they slide in, so you definitely need 4 hands or more to get this set up. I was worried that this was going to be tippy, especially with 200 Lbs of corn in it. As you can see from the pictures, though, it has stood for 5 months with hog and deer (and raccoon, and squirrels) visiting every night and its still standing solidly. The timer works fine and allows for many feeding configurations (4 feed times and 4 different feed durations). The battery is not included and needs to be purchased separately for the whole system to work. Additionally unless you have easy access to the feeder to switch out batteries, you will need to add a solar maintainer. Once I added the solar plate, the battery has never run out. I did have to modify the battery box for the solar maintainer. Perhaps the manufacturer could include a punch-out to accommodate external wiring for a solar power supply. The battery, wires for the maintainer, and the regular leads for the timer are a tight fit in the battery box, but it does all fit. The feed container lid snaps shut but does not lock down, so if you get some clever woodland creatures that can get on top of the feed container, they may be able to pry the lid off. All in all, though, I am happy with what I have for the price I paid.

Su calidad es muy buena, la imagen marca soportes cuadrados y en realidad vienen mezclados cuadrados con redondos, se acoplan bien. Recomiendo colocar pijas autotaladrantes en las uniones de los soportes (patas) para evitar que se safen. Buena estabilidad y facil de colocar el maiz.

Assembly was easy I haven't had the chance to put it at my hunting spot yet but it sure seems to be doing the job. I plugged in a batery and was able to test it out, works great and the timer setup is not intuitive but still very easy to setup once you play with it. To my sruprise the system is far higher than what I thought at least from what the picture shows but it's a nice surprise. I bought the Moultrie Solar panel and will see how this works out. Edit** I've put it at my hubting spot with corn in it I can say it throws the corn quite far. I needed to remove a few legs extension in order to have corn not thrown 20' on each sides. I assume it would be perfect in an open field my spot is kind of small with lot of bushes. It will still do the job wonderfully

Bought for my Dad for Christmas and he said it's easy to use and works great. It does spray the feed so make sure its not too close to the house or cars.

Ya tengo 4 comederos de estos, salen de muy buena calidad y muy duraderos, altamente recomendables

La entrada de las patas al bote son cuadradas y las patas redondas...