Storing chicken feed

I use 5 gallon plastic buckets with lids, they can be bought at lowes, home depot and alot of hardware stores for around $5

I use the small 10 gallon galvanized trash cans.

I also use the galvonized trash cans but I have had to put bungee cords across the lids because the little red squirrels in our area are smart enough to take the lids off!  Darn little varmints!

I got mike (Not Mike - mine ) at our local Tractor Supply CO.  It was rather expensive if I remember right but I have tried other ways to store feed and none have worked as well to keep out pests.  I even had a "heavy duty" plastic trsh can with lid.  Like the kirbys that our local trash company uses and some how something, and I never did figure out what it was, chewed a hole right threw the side of the container and ate a half a bag of feed in one night!

I use the galvanized trash cans with lids too. I used to use the big rubbermaid ones and there was one year that I had squirrels chew right through them!!! I keep the horse feed and chickens feed in them. They may cost a little more but they last forever and are varment proof so worth the investment. I think I got mine at Lowe's or Home Depot.

I use galvanized too. They do last, unless a 1500lb horse steps on them, that puts a bit of a dent in them. LOL

I too use the galvanized cans BUT.......I just got a new one and it was $11.
I put a 50# bag of sunflower chips in it easy. (just an example to the size)
So i guess you should look around and maybe you can find one cheaper.

I will use cat litter buckets - right now we're still just using the bag - BUT we have plenty cat litter buckets - and those should do the trick!
(I store my DE in a cat litter bucket)