What do you store your feed in? Where? Post a pic!

[BearSwampChick]

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Ooh, I like those! Next time my DH goes to Finland I'm gonna make him bring some back for me!

 

[Beekissed]

Metal trash can ( medium, so I can reach into the bottom). One regular scoop and one made from half a milk jug. It holds more and can double as a funnel if I take off the lid. I have found this scoop is more effective when filling up my PVC pipe continuous feeder, as you can bend it to fit the opening and no feed is spilled. I store my can inside my henhouse also....saves steps.

 

[hcammack]

Metal can and a plastic trash barrel in the garden shed.

Henry

 

[DrakeMaiden]

I keep my feed bags in a plastic trash can too. We inherited it with our place, so it was convenient and has proven to continue to be convenient. I also have a large rubbermaid tote for the same purpose. The garbage can holds 2 bags, but the tote only holds 1.

 

[BeardedChick]

My feeds are in old Coleman coolers. Scratch is by the run where I can throw some in, crumbles are closer to the front door where I can pop in and fill the inside feeder. I have not had any rodent problems with coolers.

 

[HorseFeathers]

We have ours in a large tan Tupperware thingy (about 2 feet x 3 feet) by the door to our coop (inside our garage).

Ps- sorta off topic, but dangerouschicken you are anything BUT a dolt!

 

[BeardedChick]

pps.

Ps- sorta off topic, but dangerouschicken you are anything BUT a dolt!

I agree! Be nice to DangerousChicken, DangerousChicken.​

 

[newnanchic]

We just use matal trash cans .... Not very creative but hey it works !!!!

 

[Robin L]

I also used metal trash cans and they are stored in the coop. I only started storing in the coop this winter because it was to hard to get threw all the snow to the cans. My scoop is a plastuc ice cream containor for the layer feed and kid size cups for scratch, grit and shells.

 

[olddairyfarm]

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I want to see a pic of how you made the PVC pipe continuous feeder! Sounds neat!