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A lot of giving with that #

Just trying to catch up with you. Them turkeys love to eat.

Way too many turkeys, Ducks swimming everywhere and more than enough Quail.

Free is always a good option.:)

I could use about 4 of them here that is a very good idea. I go through anywhere from 2000-2500 lbs. a month.

I agree plastic is best, but poster mentioned rodent problems.

Being in a waterproof metal can does not stop metal from sweating on the inside of can causing moister/condensation to form on inside of a waterproof can.

Depending on your weather or where you store can, Metal sweats and can cause mold to grow from the dampness from sweating. As long as your not having a problem that's great.

Not sure what your plastic netting is but sounds like it wouldn't be waterproof being netting. Sounds more like as you stated its for reinforcement rather than waterproof. Layers of paper will just transfer moister.

Reinforced with something waterproof I hope as paper bag wouldn't work to keep moister out.

I agree with others on metal cans but probably good to leave feed in bag in metal can, not just dumping it in. Depending on your weather or where you store can, Metal sweats and can cause mold to grow from the dampness from sweating. I just line my cans with plastic bag and or leave feed in...