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Sorry to hear that. We have an enclosed run so those bushy tailed little varmints can't get in to get any feed. One point for me!!!

Thank you. That would help somewhat. I will pick some up tomorrow.

Thank you texsuze. I thought maybe I was doing something wrong. I don't have other animals getting into mine, thankfully, but they do make a mess, which is something I was hoping to avoid. Feed gets caught on both side of the feeder as well as under it. I do like how much they hold, but I am...

Thankfully the contractor is working on the inside now and has put away his hose. LOL!! Great idea MROO. I hadn't thought about some sort of box to keep water out and the girls off. Those could be quite handy come winter as well. I will go out to our extra bits and pieces pile and see what...

Thank you for the tips Farmgirl1878. The girls have plenty of places to roost. Old tires, a large wooden ladder, cinder block steps, a picnic bench, the top of the external nestboxes and so forth. They don't perch per say on the feeders, but they do feel the need to walk across the top of them...

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Thanks for your suggestions. The feeders are in a covered run but the contractor who is building a bathroom for us is hose happy. Sprays everything down when he is done and water flies into the run hence the panels you see attached the walls. He will be gone soon luckily. We don't have mice...

Here you go. I have used just big feed pans in the past or just one of those metal hanging feeders, but I am trying to make sure we don't attract mice or rats because since we built the new coop/run, their food is in the run instead of the coop. It is nice not having to fill the feeder and...

I saved up for a year to get two of these feeders for my girls. We have been using them for almost a year now. The girls had no problem figuring out how to use them, however, I am not so sure I like them. The chickens sit on top of them so there is always poo on the lid. They get poo on the...