OverEZ Chicken Coop Feeder - Holds 50 Pounds of Feed - Inside or Outside Hen - Large Gravity Fed Automatic Poultry Dispenser - No Waste Rainproof Design

I’ve tried several chicken feeders and this one is the best that doesn’t let chickens waste feed!!!Sturdy, holds a whole bag of grain/feed, limits a chickens ability to waste feed, and an overall perfect design.I’m going to purchase a second one!

This feeder is working as described. It eliminates the feed waste and mess. It is made of a durable plastic, but as we all know, it is definitely not indistructable, and if given the opportunity rats could chew through it. Would love to find this design made of metal!! But until then, this feeder I give a 5 star.

I had someone tell me about this feeder and it has zero waste so bought one for my chickens. It is great and it really is zero waste and holds enough feed for a week or two. Not disappointed at all.

This has been a game changer! Fits a whole bag of feed. My chickens figured out how to use it the first day. It is in the run and didn’t get wet when it rained!

This is a great feeder. Even at the price, it is a good deal because I shoveled more than 150 lbs of spoiled food out the coop when I installed this feeder. After two full bags of feed, there is only a little spoiled feed on the floor. I am so happy that I purchased another feeder so that my hens will have easier and more ready access to feed when they want it.The feeder seems to be put together nicely and the plastic looks to be thick enough to last. If I see any cracks (as some others have reported) then I will reinforce the corners with some fiberglass cloth and resin. At $21 a bag for feed, this feeder will actually pay for itself in the amount of spoiled feed I have found over the years. My daily cost of feed usage went from $3.42 to $1.71 after transitioning to this feeder; so it will take some time to recover the cost but the recovery time is in the two to three month time frame for each feeder. I suspect that the recovery time will be better because I have 9 pullets that will join the flock in the next couple of weeks.