It was one that someone had made to help prevent feed getting everywhere - it was a pvc pipe on the inside filled with feed and the feed would come out the bottom and then the outer shell was a bucket that had tall oval holes in the sides that the chickens could put their heads in to get to the food. I wish I could describe it better, but maybe someone will know which one I'm talking about. I have a sand run and feed in the run (small coop) and I don't want to have to deal with feed getting in the sand and getting moist and molding and then having to shovel out sand, etc, etc....
Anywho, thanks for your time!
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