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oceanguy
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feeders

Post by oceanguy »

Anyone got rabbit feeder plans? looking for something they can eat in without geeting picked off from above.

rabbitearl
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Post by rabbitearl »

Its best to deal with the problem up in the sky first.

reddog1
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Location: Eaton Rapids, Mi.

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Post by reddog1 »

I use 4" pvc and a half of a plastic barrel. Start with a 5 foot piece and then 2- 45 degree angles ( this allows the feed to flow better than one 90 ) and then a 2 foot piece cut in half and capped at the end. The barrels I get from the local car wash. Cut the barrel in half and cut 3 holes in it. 1 hole on the side big enough for the tube and 2 small holes on the ends for the rabbits to get into. I strap the barrel down on a pallet because the deer will kick it off and eat all of the corn.
[I built these feeders 10 years ago and the barrels are just now starting to show signs of breaking down from being exposed to uv rays.
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padeerhunter
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Location: Williamsport, PA

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Post by padeerhunter »

How many do you put out? How far apart do you space them?

reddog1
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Post by reddog1 »

In my 5 acre starting pen, I have 4 of then in random locations.

Gary A
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Gary Otte

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