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i used 1 4" 90degree elbow. the end inside the bucket, i cut the little lip off.(on the end sticking out in the picture is what I trimmed off the other end). the bucket lasts about 3-4 weeks per fill up. I have just the one for my 5 hens and have not observed any problems, they each eat on...

although I am bias to the bucket for the feeding area, I love all the ideas out there.....I find it funny.....however, it seems the intelligent of today's world... seem to be the family chicken farmers!

Thats Awesome!

how many chickens do you have? i spent half my childhood on a dairy-farm in N Wisconsin. One of many chores was taking care of the chickens about 50 or so, but that was a lifetime ago and whole different setup. We just built our coop this winter and recently moved our 5 chicks out there. We...

the pvc pipe feeders, i am trying to sell ya'll on the 5gallon feeder but after looking at some of the pvc feeders honestly i think i am going to integrate the two and attach a 6" pvc to the top f the bucket when i expand my chicken count. however i am completely sold on using the bucket for...

how much food do they hold? also does it spill out when the chickens eat? this is a big concern for here in the mountains we have enough mice as it is?

filling the PVC pipes was honestly one of my concerns, trying to our from a large bag into a 4" or so hole, where as with the 5gallon bucket you take off lid pour the food in and close the lid. i have a 40lb bag of organic feed and it took 2/3 or so of the bag so it does last

i liked the pvc pipe ideas and if the future get more chickens will add one to the top of this feeder to expand capacity but as is hold a good 25lbs plus food. I found this online and can say it is remarkable it saves you in food cost for all the food stays in the feeder if not in the chickens...