Grain feeder

[cindyg]

Hi all, just recently someone had pics on with their feeders showing, but I failed to make note of where they were and now can't find them, I liked the look of them and thought I might try making a few. Looked like 2x4's with a trough, could you all post some pics and plans if you have em? Thanks.

 

[20kidsonhill]

sorry no one answered you.

Here are some pictures of our grain feeders.

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set 0e7e793f5e

 

[cindyg]

Thanks 20kids, but that link won't open??

 

[20kidsonhill]

Thanks 20kids, but that link won't open??

Well it was working, gosh, everything has to be so difficult.

let's try again.


https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.167298783341980.42576.100001855770147&type=3&l=0e7e793f5e

 

[20kidsonhill]

I should mention, I like the wooden ones a lot better than the PVC pipe, They are too light weight and the feed can come out of them too easily. They work okay for a couple smaller goats.

 

[autumnprairie]

were they these, I just saw your post.

 

[cindyg]

Thanks so much, just what I'm looking for. I'll post pics when I get mine made. Cheers, Cindy

 

[SheepGirl]

Here is my hay/grain feeder I built. It cost me $30 for lumber and I built it during shop class with my friend. It's designed for sheep, but it can also probably be used for goats, too. I haven't used it yet because we have plenty of hay/grain feeders at the barn, but when my sheep move to my house, this is what they'll be eating out of.

http://www.backyardherds.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=15452