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Tredle/Grandpas Feeders
| Fri, Jan 22 2010 09:32pm GMT 1 |

Westcork
2 Posts
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Any comments regarding these feeders. Are they worth the money, do
they cut down on wasted feed. Would you use one in preference to
tube feeders or would you use a plastic or galvanised feeder
instead ?
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| Mon, Jan 25 2010 07:59pm GMT 2 |

ScarlettBuffy
104 Posts
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I've been using treadle feeders for 4 months, they're well worth
the money and save any spillage so no waste to encourage rats. I
like the look of the grandpas feeders, but as I know how well the
treadles work, and the hens all know how to use them, will be
sticking with these for the time being. The 15 ltr treadle is quite
narrow, really surprised me when I first got them, but the hens all
get to feed during the day anyway. I've just bought a 30 ltr
treadle, and it's much wider and looks like at least 3-4 will be
able to feed at the same time
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| Thu, Mar 4 2010 10:57pm GMT 3 |

kirstyfern
13 Posts
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Where did you get your treadle feeders from? There are loads on the
market and I'm not sure which one to try...
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| Thu, Apr 8 2010 09:32am BST 4 |

ScarlettBuffy
104 Posts
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Sorry Kirsty, not been on for a while and only just noticed
this.
I bought the 3 of them from Wells poultry. I've been really happy
with them, and it was only
a week until the hens worked out how to use them.
http://www.chicken-house.co.uk/acatalog/Rat_Proof_Treadle_Feeders.html
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| Tue, Oct 18 2011 09:19pm BST 5 |

gregoschicks
1 Posts
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Does anyone know anywhere in PR area that sells Treadles, I've
looked on net, and its really expensivee carriage. thanks Helen
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| Thu, Nov 3 2011 12:43pm GMT 6 |

Viburnum
2 Posts
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Try Grandpa's Feeders. We're really happy with the ones we've got.
They are dear but so is the feed we were losing to rats and crows.
They come with a 12 month guarantee, and we don't have to fill them
up every day, so we can go away for a couple of days and not bother
the neighbour. We bought ours from www.grandpasfeeders.co.uk There
are imitations about, I've seen one on-line and it looked awful. I
know the bloke who sells them says 'Imitation is the sincerest form
of flattery'.
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| Wed, Feb 15 2012 04:22pm GMT 7 |

ChickenJules
4 Posts
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Hi - we got ours from P&T Poultry some time ago and it's great.
Some friends of ours have a Grandpa's and they are very pleased
with it too. Ours holds 10kg of feed and the lid is quite secure. I
check it's working every morning and top it up every 4 or 5 days.
Worth every penny!
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