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Good idea, I will look into that for sure. Surprisingly we have little to no spillage or waste, other then the chipmunks getting in during the day

Love it, Is that the trim that you put on the edge of car doors to protect them?

Thank you for the information, I am going to look into adding something to the edge of the feeders to soften them!

I have noticed its only certain breeds we have that are having this issue, our 1 olive egger and mostly our Rhode Island Reds and 1 of our Plymouth Rocks are the only ones to seem to be having an issue. our Buff Orpington and our Wyandottes are just fine

I hate to admit this but I am glad someone else is having the same issue as me! If we are experiencing the same and have the same feeders than that has to be it, right!?!? Just yesterday I inspected the ones with bald spots closely and I am noticing some real feather re growth starting! So...

Thank you! I already thought about replacing the feeders but darn are they expensive but if it is whats causing their neck feather loss then so be it!

Here is a photo of the feeder from last summer when my birds were much smaller and before I propped them up on full size cement blocks. I since took the white hoods off and put them back on those smaller flat style blocks like in the photo

We have a flock of 16 birds and currently 6 of them have bald spots on their throats. We use 2 Rent A Coop bucket feeders with the ports. I had the feeders set up on tall cinder blocks and was noticing the chickens throats rub pretty hard on the port when they reach down to feed, right where...