We have 12 of these feeders and love them! We have run crumbles, pellets, and ground grain/feed through these feeders and couldn't be happier. We live where it is hot and humid - the average rainfall is 56" a year and this feed stays dry as a bone. We also have one in a chicken tractor (45 meat birds) after the 2nd day it is really easy to move to the next spot. We are looking for away to suspend it. Along with our 250+ chicken, this year we added 50 white broad-breasted turkeys and they are a little messy with the feed pulling it out, but they do that with any feeder and waterer. So we just added a black feeder tray under the silo for the turkeys and all the feed gets eaten and not wasted. Overall the best feeders! Wish they had mini ones (20lb) for the brooders, because I love that no poop and shavings get into these feeders. Thank you CoopWorx for a great product!

We have 60+ chickens with all manner of feeders. From homemade to store bought. This is our best feeder by far. The peaked feeder lid is also a great addition.

We have had the feeder for several months and love it. The only reason I deducted a star is because there is no way to close the ports at night to keep rodents out of the feeder.

Super easy to put together . Very convenient compared to filling up feeders daily . Very worth the money $$

We have owned chickens for almost 7 years now and currently have ~ 30 chickens. This feeder is the best one we have tried so far. It keeps the food dry, clean, and away from rodents. It is super sturdy and doesn't have any trouble on the uneven, rocky ground in our run. It also lets 8 chickens feed at once. Other feeders we have tried need to be hung from fencing or placed on a cinderblock on the ground, which causes issues when the ground is not even or we have a foot of packed snow in the run, making the hanging feeder too low. Also the other covered feeders only let 1-2 chickens feed at once, which isn't ideal for a large flock. And those other feeders weren't cheap either!

This product solves all the problems we had with the other feeders we have tried and makes feeding the chickens even easier.

Love mine

Pros: 1. Love the capacity (fits our 50 pound bags of feed easily - therefore less feeding time)
2. Love the design (chickens can not roost on it despite them trying)
3. Well designed feeding ports and covers (chickens can still pull feed out but it's significantly less than other feeders- covers stay on even during high wind levels)
4. Adjustable height (worked great for our chick/pullets and then again for our adult chickens and roosters)
5. Lid stays tightly closed to secure the feed inside stays dry and uneaten by unwanted animals.
Cons: 1. Adjustable legs (4 out of the 12 legs did not work properly - the button mechanism would either get stuck in the leg or would not push in at all) - otherwise they are awesome!
2. Difficult to relocate when any feed is inside due to lack of external hand grips.

Overall, absolutely love the product and am happy that we purchased the 3 pack! We keep one inside the coop, inside the run area, and outside the run area. Fantastic product!

Feeder is a great size and fits in the run perfectly. The chickens took to it right away. Only suggested improvement would be on the manufacturing of the metal tube. Nothing was de-burred so there were very sharp burrs on every cut and hole. This was solved easily and would not keep me from buying another one.

I ordered 2. So wonderful for a flock of 34 chickens. One is set to the lowest setting for my bantams. It's so convenient to dump a whole bag of feed in one and not have to add feed daily. The rubber guards around the feed holes really do keep rain out. I like that you can keeper pin the lid. I'd guess if you had unlevel terrain you'd be able to adjust one side of the legs higher or lower so it sits level. I do recommend doing a bump test for levelness so it cannot tip over if it was bumped.
Great customer service too. My order had defaulted to my old address even though I entered my new one and they intercepted it for an address change.
3 of the leg adjusting push pins did not want to push in but my husband used a screwdriver to force them in so we could adjust the legs.
I called my chickens out of their house and scraped food out of the holes. A few less timid ones stuck their heads in to eat and the rest followed suit. So it was an easy adjustment from an open food container.
I thought shipping was really high and I didn't care for it being per unit vs combined. I've had heavy boxes of the same size full of fabric shipped to me at half the cost. But other than that I am very happy with my purchase.

I have two feeders and a waterer now. I do prefer the feeder on legs because the one on the post leans. Nothing we do seems to keep it from leaning either. I use this one for my silkies and figured they would do better with no posts in the way. My big girls don’t mind the legs. Keeps a lot of food, but make sure not to fill it up unless you’re going to be gone a while. We were filling ours up and found one had moldy food because the girls started molting and not eating as much. It was in the feeder probably 2 weeks. Guessing with temp
Changes and such, it just got moldy. Now we only fill about halfway so we can keep a better eye on it

I’m loving this feeder but there is a lot of feed on the ground. I’ve been using crumbles for years but I’m going to change to pellets to hopefully have less feed on the ground. All in all it’s a great feeder.

This is definitely a well made feeder and they can't make a mess with the food in this feeder. I wish I would have brought one sooner.

Very well built. I can’t imagine it won’t last many years. The 18 little ladies took right to it👍🏻

I’m using this for 4 geese and 12 ducks. I set it up on a hilly area and the adjustable legs have been great for stability. Little to no waste of feed with this feeder. I will eventually purchase an additional feeder and waterer for my chickens. Very well made product.

We love our feed silos and this team has amazing customer service!! I love that the chickens cannot scratch the food on to the ground, this immediately cuts costs for me. I have now bought two more feed silos and I'm giving the water silos a try. I love the water silo idea but I haven't quite figured out how to get my chickens to use it. I would love to see an option for legs that will work for bantam chickens as well as baby chicks. In the meantime, Tom has sent us modified legs for the feeder that I use, and I put a 4" stepping stone in front of the ports on the regular feed silo and my birds quickly figured this out!!