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FirstFreedom · July 20, 2006, 06:06 PM

I put this here instead of "Gear & Accessories" or "Retail Deal & Feedback" since it's so closely related to just hunting.

I know people disagree as to the ethics of using a feeder, but for those that do use them, I have to highly recommend this company and their products - Po' Boy Feeders:

http://www.poorboysfeeders.com/
http://www.poorboysfeeders.com/1134889.html

It's owned by a nice ol' boy named Jack out of Claremore, OK. Darn good, solid feeders at a good price. He's got a variety of styles, using timers, demand sticks, and just gravity, and innovative stuff like the molasses feeder which hangs off the side of the main feeder. And Jack is very helpful with any questions. Man that dude has some BIG-antlered bucks on his property up in N.E. Okla! Anyway, I'm pleased. So far I just have 1 demand feeder and the molasses feeder, but I plan on getting another one. Jack can tell you where to buy a feed mixture that grows the antlers that big - it's a combo of whole corn, cracked corn, black oil sunflower seed, protein pellets, and a couple of other ingredients.

July 20, 2006, 06:06 PM	#1
FirstFreedom Junior member Join Date: May 31, 2004 Location: The Toll Road State, U.S.A. Posts: 12,451	Thumbs up for Po' Boy Feeders I put this here instead of "Gear & Accessories" or "Retail Deal & Feedback" since it's so closely related to just hunting. I know people disagree as to the ethics of using a feeder, but for those that do use them, I have to highly recommend this company and their products - Po' Boy Feeders: http://www.poorboysfeeders.com/ http://www.poorboysfeeders.com/1134889.html It's owned by a nice ol' boy named Jack out of Claremore, OK. Darn good, solid feeders at a good price. He's got a variety of styles, using timers, demand sticks, and just gravity, and innovative stuff like the molasses feeder which hangs off the side of the main feeder. And Jack is very helpful with any questions. Man that dude has some BIG-antlered bucks on his property up in N.E. Okla! Anyway, I'm pleased. So far I just have 1 demand feeder and the molasses feeder, but I plan on getting another one. Jack can tell you where to buy a feed mixture that grows the antlers that big - it's a combo of whole corn, cracked corn, black oil sunflower seed, protein pellets, and a couple of other ingredients.