FeedMaster Chicken Feeder
The FeedMaster is the heavy-duty feeding solution that serious chicken keepers have been waiting for. A massive 50lb capacity means less time refilling and more time enjoying your flock, while the 16-port spill-control design eliminates the feed waste that costs you money every single day. Built from rust-proof powder-coated metal with smooth safe edges, this feeder is tough enough for years of outdoor use and gentle enough for day-old chicks. The gravity-fed system delivers steady, blockage-free feed flow while the stable tripod base stays planted on any terrain. Fill it once. Let it work all week.
What makes it different:
- 50lb capacity reduces refills to once or twice per week
- 16 feeding ports allows entire flock to eat simultaneously without crowding
- Spill-control design eliminates feed waste and saves money
- Smooth safe edges protect chicks and adult birds from injury
- Rust-proof powder coating withstands years of outdoor use
- Gravity-fed system ensures steady flow without blockages
- Stable tripod base stays firm on uneven ground
- Easy-remove lid makes refilling quick and hassle-free
- Portable handle moves easily between coop zones and runs
- Safe for all ages from day-old chicks to adult hens
- Capacity: 50 lbs of poultry feed
- Feeding Ports: 16 ports with smooth safe edges
- Port Height: 12cm (chick-safe low profile)
- Feeding System: Gravity-fed, blockage-free flow
- Material: Powder-coated rust-proof metal
- Base: Reinforced tripod with flat iron legs
- Lid: Wide easy-remove cover for quick refilling
- Handle: Strong carry handle for portability
- Dimensions: 15.5" L × 15.5" W × 26" H
- Weight: 14.41 lbs
- Suitable For: Chicks, growing poultry, adult chickens
- Best Use: Covered outdoor areas, coops, and runs
- Weather Note: Recommend placing under shelter during rain to protect feed
- Recommended Flock Size: Up to 16+ chickens simultaneously
- Finish: Rust-proof powder coat
- Edges: Smooth, rounded, injury-prevention design
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FeedMaster Chicken Feeder
50lbs of capacity means fewer trips, more eggs.
Fill it Monday. Check it Friday.
The FeedMaster holds 50 full pounds of feed so your flock stays fed even when life gets busy. Fill it at the start of the week and let it do the work. No daily refills. No empty feeder emergencies. No hungry hens. Just reliable, steady feeding that keeps your flock healthy and productive while you get your time back.
Everyone eats at the same time.
16 Ports. No Waiting. No Fighting.
Watching chickens fight over a single feeding port is stressful for you and genuinely harmful for your flock. Weaker birds get pushed out, miss meals, and fall behind in health and production. The FeedMaster's 16 simultaneous feeding ports mean every chicken in your flock eats together, peacefully, without competition. Better feeding equals healthier birds and more consistent egg production.
Designed to protect the most vulnerable birds in your flock.
Smooth Edges. Safe Feeding. Happy Birds.
Most metal feeders have sharp, rough edges that scratch and injure curious beaks and tender legs. The FeedMaster's 16 feeding ports are precision-finished with smooth, rounded edges that your chickens can push against, rub on, and feed from all day without a single scratch or injury. Safe enough for day-old chicks. Durable enough for the biggest roosters in your flock.
Spill-control design keeps feed where it belongs.
Stop Feeding the Ground
Every handful of feed that hits the ground is money you just threw away. It attracts rodents, grows mold, and provides absolutely zero nutrition to your flock. The FeedMaster's spill-control port design prevents chickens from scooping feed out while still allowing completely natural, comfortable feeding behavior. Less mess. Less waste. Less money spent every single month.
Gravity does the work so you don't have to.
Always Full. Never Blocked.
The gravity-fed system is beautifully simple. As chickens eat from the ports, feed flows down naturally from the 50lb reservoir above. No motors. No batteries. No mechanisms to jam or break. The flow rate is perfectly calibrated to keep every port full without overflow or blockage. Your flock always has access to fresh feed without any intervention from you.
Rust-proof powder coating that takes everything outdoor life throws at it.
Built to Last Years. Not Months.
Cheap plastic feeders crack in the sun. Untreated metal feeders rust in the rain. The FeedMaster's heavy-duty powder-coated metal construction is in a different league entirely. The rust-proof coating bonds to the metal surface, creating a barrier that laughs at moisture, humidity, and years of outdoor exposure. This feeder looks and performs like new long after plastic alternatives have cracked, faded, and ended up in the bin.
Wide easy-remove lid makes topping up effortless.
Refill in Seconds. Not Minutes.
Nobody likes wrestling with a narrow feeder lid while balancing a heavy feed bag. The FeedMaster's generously wide lid lifts off cleanly with one hand, revealing the full opening so you can pour a complete feed bag in one smooth motion without spilling. Pop it back on and you're done. The whole process takes about ten seconds. Simple design that respects your time.
Reinforced tripod base that never tips.
Stands Firm on Any Terrain
A tipped feeder means wasted feed, hungry chickens, and a mess to clean up. The FeedMaster's reinforced tripod base with flat iron legs distributes weight evenly and grips any surface firmly. Grass, gravel, dirt, uneven ground, muddy runs after rain. It stands steady through all of it. Even when your most determined hen decides to bump against it, the FeedMaster stays exactly where you put it.
Need to Know More?
How long will 50lbs of feed last for my flock?
It depends on your flock size and breed. As a general guide:
- 4-6 chickens: 1-2 weeks
- 8-10 chickens: 5-7 days
- 12-16 chickens: 3-5 days
- 20+ chickens: 2-3 days
Larger breeds eat more than bantams, and laying hens consume more than non-layers. Most keepers find they refill 1-2 times per week instead of daily.
Can different sized chickens use it together?
Yes. The low port height works for bantams and small breeds, while standard and large breeds have no problem accessing the same ports. It's designed to accommodate mixed-size flocks.
What if I have ducks or other poultry?
Ducks, turkeys, and guinea fowl can all use the FeedMaster. Ducks are messier eaters and may waste more feed. Turkeys may require the feeder to be elevated on a platform for comfortable access.
Will wild birds steal feed from this?
Small wild birds can potentially access the feeding ports if they're determined. However, the low port height and inward angle make it much more difficult than open tray feeders. Most wild birds prefer easier food sources.
Does it work for free-range chickens?
Absolutely. Many keepers use it as a central feeding station in outdoor runs or free-range areas. The portable handle makes it easy to move to fresh ground as needed.
Can rodents access the feed?
The covered design and elevated ports make it much harder for rodents to access than open feeders. However, determined rats or mice might climb the legs. Placing the feeder on a smooth surface or using deterrents around the base helps prevent this.
How do I refill it?
Lift off the wide top lid (it comes off easily), pour feed directly into the reservoir opening, and replace the lid. The process takes about 10-15 seconds. The wide opening accommodates pouring straight from a feed bag.
Does feed get stuck in the ports?
Rarely. The gravity-fed design is specifically engineered to prevent blockages. If you're using very fine mash or if feed gets wet, you may need to give the feeder a gentle shake to restart flow. This is uncommon with pellets or crumbles.
Are the edges actually smooth or will they cut my chickens?
The edges are genuinely smooth and rounded. All 16 feeding ports are finished to prevent cuts and scrapes. Many customers specifically mention this in reviews after having problems with sharp-edged feeders in the past.
