Introduction: Chicken Feeder Under 10 Bucks
Simple
Easy
Cheap
Bulk feeder
Step 1: Things Needed
Piece of 3inch PVC pipe-5.50bucks
5-gallon bucket -2.50
Lid-1 buck
Elbow tee-1 buck
Cap end-.60
Coupling-.40
Step 2: Bucket Setup
Cut hole in bucket
Make sure you do at edge of bucket
So feeder will be protected from rain or snow
Step 3: Feeder Spout
The black abs piping connection was on sale at lowed 80 percent of that's why I used it
Other wise I would have bought a cap for the bottom
Step 4: PVC Pipe
3 inch
Seem to be a good size was going do 4 inch
Step 5: Slide Pipe Into Bucket
Slide pipe in hole and connect connector so pipe don't move from bucket
Step 6: Feeder Complete
Step 7: P and B Feeder
Works great
Less than 10 bucks in it

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9 Comments
8 years ago on Introduction
Hi.
Looks good but, you have one of those for all 17 chickens?
Just wondering if they take turns or whatever, seems looks only maybe one or 2 at time could get at it.
Hows it working out pracatially?
8 years ago on Introduction
Love it! totally awesome, thanks for sharing...now off to Lowes!
9 years ago
Was finishing up new chicken tractor I built will post it up here later
9 years ago on Introduction
Looks like you have them in the garage? Why?
9 years ago
Nope cat never touches them
Dog smack them around pulls feather about all
9 years ago on Introduction
does your cat kill your chickens or did you cat proof before you learned the hardway
9 years ago on Introduction
This is really handy! I had chickens growing up and this would have been great!
9 years ago
5 rooster
9 hens
3 chicks
17 total
9 years ago
So how Many chickens do you have?