Money-saving pack of 25 units for creating anti-waste automatic feeders using buckets, drums or containers.
Ideal for hunting estates, breeders, chicken coops and poultry.
Pack of 25 units. Only €3.60/unit. The price is for the complete pack, not for a single unit.
This pack of feed dispenser springs helps reduce feed waste on the ground and allows controlled feeding for partridges, hens, pheasants and other birds.
This pack of 25 feed dispenser springs is designed to create simple, practical and economical automatic feeders for partridges, hens, pheasants and other poultry.
The system allows you to turn a bucket, drum or plastic container into an anti-waste feeder. The bird activates the spring by pecking, and the feed falls in a controlled way, preventing grain from being left exposed on the ground.
It is a very useful solution for hunting estates, breeders, chicken coops, small farms and users who need to prepare several feeding points.
The feed falls in a controlled way when the bird activates the spring by pecking.
Helps prevent grain from being scattered on the ground, becoming damp or being exposed to pests.
Can be installed on buckets, drums or prepared containers to create automatic feeders.
The feed dispenser spring allows birds to obtain food by pecking. When they touch the spring, the grain gradually falls from inside the container.
This system is especially useful when you want to prevent birds from scratching or throwing large amounts of feed onto the ground, which is common with open feeders.
Recommendation: check that the hole size allows the spring to be held correctly and that the feed flows without clogging.
For best performance, dry feed is recommended. Avoid excessively damp or compacted mixes.
This product includes a pack of 25 feed dispenser springs.
Yes, it is suitable for hens, partridges, pheasants and other poultry.
Yes, as long as the bucket or container allows a hole to be made in the base to fit the spring.
It helps to significantly reduce waste compared with open feeders, as the feed only falls when the bird activates the spring.
No. The system is designed to be placed in the container and held by its own shape, although installation will depend on the type of bucket or drum used.
It can be used with different cereals, although performance will depend on the grain size and the container used. To avoid clogging, it is recommended to test it first with your usual feed.
The pack of 25 units is the recommended option for hunting estates, breeders, chicken coops or facilities with several feeders. It allows you to create several feeding points and reduces the price per unit compared with individual purchase.
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