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1. #GOAT HAY FEEDER WITH ROOF HOW TO#
2. #GOAT HAY FEEDER WITH ROOF INSTALL#
3. #GOAT HAY FEEDER WITH ROOF PLUS#

We made two feeders to accommodate our herd and only used 4 pallets for each feeder, plus some scrap pieces of an extra pallet. This DIY project is very easy and frugal. This feeder also works great for sheep and other smaller livestock.

He came up with a perfect solution to wasted hay with this homemade goat feeder. My ever so crafty husband planned a simple fix. And once it lands on the ground, it becomes a target for their potty breaks. Goats are picky and maybe a bit spoiled, they usually won’t eat feed off the ground. It has been updated to provide better photos, additional helpful information and step by step instructions. This post has been updated from its original publish date of January 1, 2018. But before long, and as our herd grew, we realized that they were making a huge mess and wasting feed & hay. When we first started with goats, we only had a handful and feeding them was a breeze. And this one is made frugally from old pallets!

#GOAT HAY FEEDER WITH ROOF HOW TO#

Learn how to make an easy DIY goat hay feeder with this simple step by step tutorial. This diy goat feeder is easy to build and very strong. Hay feeders keep hay clean and prevent wasted hay bales. Simplify your feeding routine with the easy-to-use Mini Pasture Feeder by Rugged Ranch Products.Want to learn how to build a hay feeder for goats? Discover how here. Setting up in minutes, the feeder box ensures your animals are safely and comfortably fed. The hot-dipped galvanized steel catch pan never cracks or rusts, perfect for all conditions. The durable, galvanized steel construction withstands the elements to keep livestock fed in all conditions. A large 6-inch-deep extra-wide feed pan reduces waste by catching loose hay, ensuring your animals get all of their meal.Įasy to build, the whole feeder sets up in under 10 minutes with a simple 4-bolt assembly, ready to feed your animals in minutes. With a compact but spacious design, the feeder holds plenty of hay to satisfy your animals.Įlevated for safe and comfortable feeding, the feeder is perfect for smaller livestock such as goats, sheep, and miniature horses. With an open-top design, the low-maintenance dispenser is easy to clean and refill.Įnsure your banyard friends stay fed day after day and maximize your stall space with the Little Giant Hanging Corner Livestock Feeder Bucket.ĭesigned for simple, safe feeding for your smaller livestock, the Rugged Ranch Products Galvanized Mini Pasture Feeder sets up in minutes for easy feeding. Perfect for a variety of uses, this container holds up to 26 quarts of feed or 6.

#GOAT HAY FEEDER WITH ROOF INSTALL#

Thanks to the corner placement, this tray is more stable and easily mounts on top of 2 perpendicular rails.įor a more permanent set-up, purchase and install 4 lag screws. 75 inches tall, this plastic bin saves space by fitting into any corner. Keep your herd safe with food-grade material and soft edges that won’t snag or cut you and your animals. Constructed from high-impact polyethylene plastic, this feeding bucket is a durable outdoor bowl that withstands the elements and tough farm use. Great for horses, sheep, goats, alpacas, llamas, and other hungry livestock, this versatile feeder holds up to 6.ĥ gallons of food. Make feeding time on the farm cleaner and more efficient with the Hanging Corner Livestock Feeder Bucket from Little Giant. If you plan to feed very many, or if they are not very gentle with their feed pans, I would recommend you buy something sturdier. In summary, this feeder will work great for you if you only plan to use it for a very few, gentle animals. I still used it by wiring it on to the fence, but it was very disappointing. I was feeding four slightly smaller lambs this time. I replaced the missing hook with wire, and tried it. Because I increased my flock faster than my supplies, I ran out of other feed pans, and had to use it again. I put it away, and didn’t get it back out till this year. However, once I tried to use it again the next year, for four normal lambs, one of the hooks (Not sure what to call them?) broke really quickly. I had two of the gentlest lambs I’ve ever seen, and it worked great. I really liked this feeder the first year. It works as long as you have only a few animals eating out of it, and they are not fighting over it or banging on the feeder.

I bought this a few years ago, and was somewhat disappointed.