How do you store your feed/scratch?

[Huntmaster]

https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/iris-usa-airtight-pet-food-container-50-lb-69-qt
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Being plastic, it is stored in what was originally a firewood box. In four years, have had zero issues.

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

 

[Rock17]

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

https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/iris-usa-airtight-pet-food-container-50-lb-69-qt
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Being plastic, it is stored in what was originally a firewood box. In four years, have had zero issues.

Rodents are a huge issue with plastic

 

[Huntmaster]

I collect non working chest freezers off of CL.

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

 

[Huntmaster]

Geez us, how many birds do you have? That's a ton of food.

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

 

[tukeidi]

We use the rubbermaid tote containers. Haven't had any issues.

 

[NagemTX]

Rubbermaid brute trash cans on the out side of my garage under the eve. I've not had any water penatraion or animal invasion of the cans. They have tried but failed. No mold either.