Feed outdoors without feeding the mud. This fence feeder mounts to a wall or rail so grain, pellets and other feed stay up out of the dirt, which means less spilled, less trampled, less wasted. Attached metal brackets take six lag bolts to hold it steady where livestock lean on it.
High-impact polyethylene stands up to tough farm use, and it's made for horses, cattle, sheep, goats, alpacas and llamas. It holds 20 quarts, or 5 gallons, so you are not refilling every time you turn around.
Highlights
- Keeps feed up off the ground to cut spills and waste
- Mounts to a wall or rail on attached metal brackets
- High-impact polyethylene stands up to horses, cattle, sheep and goats
- 20 quart (5 gallon) capacity means fewer refills
- Works for grain, pellets and other feeds outdoors
At a glance
| Material | high-impact polyethylene |
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| Capacity | 20 quarts (5 gallons) |
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| Mounting | wall or rail, six lag bolts required (not included) |
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| Hardware | attached metal brackets |
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| Dimensions | 14.25 in long x 17.5 in wide x 10.75 in high |
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Good to know
- Set it at a height your animals reach comfortably and bolt through solid wood, not just siding, so it stays put when they push on it.
- Mount it under a roof overhang or on a shed wall and rain stays out of the feed.
- Give the feeder a quick rinse and let it dry in the sun between refills to keep feed from caking in the corners.
Grab a handful of lag bolts while you are in and have it on the fence the same afternoon.