2 Pack Waterproof Deer Bag Feeder with Adjustable Strap, Hanging Gravity Deer Corn Feeder Camo Tree Hugger Game Feeder for Hunting and Feeding Wild Animals, 100 lb, Weatherproof Oxford Fabric

The one piece of private land I have permission to hunt is not easy to get access. It is challenging to carry heavy equipment like traditional feeders or even bags of corn. I normally only like to bait when I am taking inventory on the stock bedded in the area or moving through, so using a permenant feeder really isn't in my game plan or budget. This bag feeder is perfect for my situation and I can set it up easily and add bait to see what is in the area. If I need to move it, it is as simple as waiting until the corn is gone and then unbuckling it to move trees. This saves my back and my wallet.

These things suck, corn falls out all over the place, you cannot tie to a fat tree and get much corn in and it does not fall out properly, you cannot tie to a skinny tree to get more corn in because it just keeps falling out the bottom. Don't sell these anymore.

Overall this is working pretty well for me.-It was fairly simple to strap on the tree, but took a few minutes adjusting to get the correct height.-The straps were long enough to put it on a tree way larger than I had it on. The tree I used was just a little wider than the width of the bag. Overall, I felt this was perfect for it.-The camouflage blended in great even though it wasn’t the exact color of the trunk. It was close enough that most people could walk by it without ever noticing.-The size is just right holding by my estimates about 1 bag of corn.-The gravity feed system seems to be working fine. I checked on it after a week, and everything was in order. It’s not as efficient as a timed feeder, and does not hold as much either. However, this was perfect to put on some land I do not own, but have permission to hunt.-The reason for giving this 4 stars is it was difficult to fill by myself. Take another person if you can to hold the opening out. As it was I had a 5 gallon bucket with me and it was reasonable enough to fill it out of that where I was having difficulty filling out of the full bag of corn. There are some minor design changes that could be made to resolve this.

I got this to put out on a new lease that has limited access and I didn't want to drag a barrel feeder out there to setup. This feeder fits the bill for what I need for the season to see if this lease is worth keeping. It was inexpensive and easy to transport and does it's job. What else could you ask for.

The buckles don’t hold much tension and the bag itself is very thin and didn’t hold up to wildlife for more than a week. You get what you pay for I guess.

This works great for what it is.. but if the tree is too big it will take up space that the corn would use. If you tighten the straps too much it will rip but if you don't the feeder slides on the tree. Great concept but could use some design work.

you just have to adjust it right

Opening to narrow and the hole bag is narrow. When strapped to a tree it is difficult to get corn in the bag. Returning for refund.