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I wouldn't .... the feed can sit for quite a while and then it may get moldy and cause health issues in your birds.
Our birds forage our acreage from about 6:30am - 9:00pm. They still eat out of the feeders early in the morning before we let them out and late at night before going to roost. If we're having lightening/thunderstorms, they will usually hang out in the barn and eat out of the feeders then too. But our feed bill always goes up after snow has covered the ground.
I wouldn't .... the feed can sit for quite a while and then it may get moldy and cause health issues in your birds.
Our birds forage our acreage from about 6:30am - 9:00pm. They still eat out of the feeders early in the morning before we let them out and late at night before going to roost. If we're having lightening/thunderstorms, they will usually hang out in the barn and eat out of the feeders then too. But our feed bill always goes up after snow has covered the ground.
