5 Mile Gear

In action... And upside down to get an idea of how these were built.
I use 12 feeders at one time or another through most of the year. This is a 55-gallon drum with pipe welded to the bottom rim and a rebar support rail through the middle of them. They all have four legs. The size of the pipe is not as important as making sure you have a good snug fit. I think I had to use Schedule 80 for the outside sleeves and 1 1/2' for the legs.  All of my feeders use a Sunslinger Motor and for the most part they work flawlessly. Through the majority of the year I feed a special blended pellet that tends to bind in the heat but these spinners never let me down.

Trophy Rock and Rutwear
The first ensures that I get the scouting pictures I need to make educated decisions about the
quality of deer we are hunting and the second allows me to be confident and comfortable
while I am hunting. Both are fantastic products and I will not go a season without either of
them. If you don't use Trophy Rock you should and if you haven't tried Rutwear...
What are you waiting for?

1,500 Pound Bar 6 Deer Feeder
We had 3 of these built for our more heavily populated locations. They hold 1,500 pounds and on the bottom is a Sunslinger motor. They work great and are going to be a huge asset once the season starts and traffic is cut down to
Hunter only entrance and exit.

For pictures of the different blinds and towers we have set up take a look at the STANDS page.

I am an authorized Dealer for the following fine products. If there is anything you need
I can help you get it and usually at a great price.
Rutwear
Rhino Ground Blinds
Trophy Rock