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On Time Buckeye Gravity Feeder 200 lb. Capacity
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SKU: WX2*0706630
Overview
Built for property managers and hunters who want a straightforward feeding setup, this gravity feeder uses a simple design with no moving parts and no batteries to maintain. The UV-resistant polyethylene hopper holds up to 200 lb. of feed, while the internal cone is designed to help dispense feed without leaving much behind. Three feeding stations and steel legs that also serve as the delivery system make it suited for regular use in the field, and the removable lid helps when it’s time to refill.
Why Hunters Choose the On Time
No Moving
Parts or batteries to maintain
200-lb. Feed
Capacity supports longer intervals between
Uv-resistant Polyethylene
Hopper adds durability in outdoor
"No Waste"
Internal cone helps dispense feed
Three Feeding
Stations allow multiple animals to
Key Features
- Gravity feeder design uses no moving parts and no batteries.
- 200-lb. feed capacity supports extended use between refills.
- UV-resistant polyethylene hopper is built for outdoor exposure.
- "No Waste" internal cone helps ensure feed is dispensed.
- Three feeding stations allow multiple animals to feed at once.
- Three 2-inch steel legs provide stability and serve as the feed delivery system.
- Removable lid makes filling the hopper easier.
Best Used For
- Property owners wanting a gravity feeder with no moving parts or batteries to maintain
- Hunters managing whitetail or other wildlife feeding stations on private land
- Users needing a 200-pound-capacity feeder for fewer refills between visits
- Those who prefer a feeder with three feeding stations for shared access
- Buyers looking for a removable-lid feeder that is easy to fill
Specifications
| Batteries Required | No |
|---|---|
| Feed Capacity | 200 lb. |
| Feeder Height Off Ground | about 1.5' |
| Hopper Material | UV-resistant polyethylene |
| Internal Cone | "No Waste" internal cone |
| Leg Diameter | 2" |
| Leg Material | metal |
| Lid | Removable lid |
| Number Of Feeding Stations | 3 |
| Number Of Legs | 3 |
| Target Use | whitetails and other wildlife |
Pros
- No moving parts or batteries to maintain
- 200-lb. feed capacity supports longer intervals between refills
- UV-resistant polyethylene hopper adds durability in outdoor use
- "No Waste" internal cone helps dispense feed efficiently
- Three feeding stations allow multiple animals to feed at once
- Removable lid makes filling the hopper easier
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Gravity-fed design means there are no moving parts or batteries to replace, so it relies on the feeder being set up and positioned properly for consistent use.
- The 200-lb. capacity can reduce refill frequency, but the feeder still needs periodic filling and monitoring.
- Three feeding stations support multiple animals at once, which may also concentrate activity around the feeder area.
- The feeder sits about 1.5' off the ground, so placement and ground conditions matter when choosing a site.
Suggested Comparisons
- Gravity game feeders
- Tripod feeders
- Wildlife feeding stations
- Hopper-style feeders
Suggested Accessories
- Feed attractant
- Feeder timer
- Ground stake anchors
- Replacement lid
Frequently Asked Questions
How does this feeder dispense feed without batteries or moving parts?
It is a gravity feeder, so feed drops through the three metal 2" legs that also serve as the delivery system. The product description states it has no moving parts and no batteries to replace.
How much feed does the Buckeye Gravity Feeder hold?
The listed feed capacity is 200 lb.
What material is the hopper made from?
The hopper is made from UV-resistant polyethylene.
How many feeding stations does it have?
It has 3 feeding stations.
How high does the feeder sit off the ground?
The description says the feeder sits about 1.5' off the ground.