My second favorite is using the same concept as the pipe but on containers. you could get creative and even build a roof shelter over it. Then on the horizontal section, cut the top layer to form a gutter type trough to eat out of.You can then attached it to a tree or or fence post or drive a post into the ground. Use a 90-degree elbow and then more PVC pipe length and a cap on the end. For some, they use a 45-degree “Y” attachment piece having the 45 degrees part pointing up, and for the bottom hole they use a cap with a form of grating cuts in it. Other variations of the PVC pipe style gravity feeders only change at the bottom. The only down fall with the pipe feeder is that you will need to visit to refill more often as it is smaller than the barrel or bucket feeder unless you use more pipes. As they eat, gravity will refill the base with grains. The deer will be able to eat from the 45-degree angle piece. This will allow you to fill up the tube and the grain won’t fall out directly. You will be able to get all the material from any store that sells plumbing products. At the bottom of the pipe place a 90-degree elbow and then a 45-degree angle pointing up forming a “J” shape. My first favorite is made from a long wide tube of PVC pipe with a cap on the top. Enjoy, and wait as the deer come to visit.
#GRAVITY FEEDER DEER HOW TO#
In this step-by-step article, we show you exactly how to make your very own deer feeder.
Deer feeders can be expensive, so many hunters look for ways to build their own.
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