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Step-up gravity feeders for chickens

 
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Looking for a feeder solution, because you only want to feed your chickens and not the wild birds, nor rodents, nor other pesky hungry critters?
If yes, then maybe these two videos can inspire a solution.

Materials, dimensions and how to make - step up gravity feeder
https://youtu.be/KnOZvL1ZscM


Kit feeder - how to put it together - step up gravity feeder
https://youtu.be/UsbM3ObhE3k

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