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Homemade Chicken Feeders

Any ideas for homemade chicken feeders and waterers?

Roz from Victoria, BC

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RE: Homemade Chicken Feeders

Yes there is a homemade chick feeder posted now and we will be posting some of our home made waterers in a few days, they sure are expensive to buy so we "invent" new ones all the time trying to save money and use stuff we already have.

Post by sharonross0624

RE: Homemade Chicken Feeders

OK I just made this.
Quick, easy and recycled


Chicken Feeder

1 Frisbee-- flying saucer the short Lip keeps the food in better than a dinner plate.
1 nut and bolt
1 plastic pretzel jar
1 length of clothes hanger
chain for hanging, I tried lightweight rope and it broke after a short time.
Carefully cut 3 or 4 half moon shapes evenly spaced around the bottom of the pretzel jar where it will rest on the flying saucer.
Using a heated screwdriver or soldering iron melt a small hole the size of the bolt in the middle of the bottom of the plastic jar and the middle of the flying saucer, slip the bolt through and connect the 2 and bolt together.
Take a piece of metal clothes hanger approximately 12 in. fold almost in half then fold in the bottom inch. Melt a smaller hole right under the lid of the pretzel jar to insert the clothes hanger don't forget to thread the clothes hanger through your chain before putting the 2nd side in the jar, then been the hanger up on the inside to secure the clothes hanger to suspend the feeder .

Post by BABBIE

RE: Homemade Chicken Feeders

Try egg cartons for feeders.

Post By gary. (Guest Post)

RE: Homemade Chicken Feeders

Here is a link to some homemade feeders Poke around a little more there are some made with PVC pipe cut lengthwise and wood.

Babbie
http://www.fowlvisions.com/?p=118

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