DIY Chicken Feeder Ports, 4 Ports Set Gravity Poultry Feed Kit Rain Proof, Weather Resistant, No Waste Chicken and Turkeys Feeders for Buckets, Barrels, Bins, Troughs

I was recommended by one of my friends that amazon does have chicken feeder ports on sale, which can save so much food, so I decided to try them out.Well, I have used the feeder ports for a couple days, I wish I had known about this sooner.. they do save so much food!!! I read the description, which says these 4-pack chicken feeder ports come with 4 airtight covers to better protect against rain and keep the feet dry and clean, that's different from other brands on amazon. They are super easy to put together and the feed did not spill out.Tip:When installing make sure the inside cups are facing down and not up. We used a 40-gallon trash can and set it on top of an old tire with the rim. It's nice to have a big container so we can plan our trips to the feed store with more flexibility and safety.

This chicken feed ports making feeding the chickens and ducks so much easier. They are easy to use and easy to install. The chickens and ducks have also been eating better than they were because food is easier for them to get to it. These make a great addition to any kind of chicken pens. Great choice

This is great to have for chickens to create a good automation to food delivery. The issue I have with this product is it was missing a few items from the description, I got the feeder, the nuts to hold them in place. It was missing the drill bit to do the holes and the covers to seal the ports for protection at night.

photo of product shows hoe saw but it dose not come with kit. they hope you want read the fine print

I bought these for my father in law's chickens. He only has a few because he only uses them for eggs so it's not a very big set up. Most of the feeders that I looked at were made for bigger coops. They were too expensive and took up way too much room. This is perfect for using at home. The set includes everything you need besides the 5 gallon buckets. It's a simple concept, but it works great. Basically it provides a little opening that's big enough for the chickens to get to the food without it being exposed to the weather. It protects the food from water and debris while still giving them constant access. It holds a surprising amount of feed. Depending on how many chickens you have, this could easily last a week or more. It was super easy to set up and we were able to do it all ourselves without any special tools.