Where are you at in Idaho?I use a metal bracket to mount both the feeder and drinker on the side of the enclosure so they don't make a mess. I feed my adult quail pellets so I can use a large feeder port, but a small port can be used if you feed crumbles. No mess. No drips. No poop to clean off the feeder/waterer. It saves me a lot of time!
I'm in Paul, Idaho. (Burley/Rupert area)
Nice! I can see that being a vacation feeder in case I want to go out of town for a day or two.
The pipe in the picture is 3" ABS. I used pipe insulation tape but duct tape would work fine.
Edit: after you cut off the top of the plastic jar you need to make a slit in the side of it and sort of roll it conically until it fits the pipe nicely.
I use a metal bracket to mount both the feeder and drinker on the side of the enclosure so they don't make a mess. I feed my adult quail pellets so I can use a large feeder port, but a small port can be used if you feed crumbles. No mess. No drips. No poop to clean off the feeder/waterer. It saves me a lot of time!
Where did you get these. Did you make them or buy them.I use a metal bracket to mount both the feeder and drinker on the side of the enclosure so they don't make a mess. I feed my adult quail pellets so I can use a large feeder port, but a small port can be used if you feed crumbles. No mess. No drips. No poop to clean off the feeder/waterer. It saves me a lot of time!
I make them here at QCU Poultry
