I know this has been discussed on this forum somewhere before, I just cant seem to find it. I have had my Moultrie feeder out for about 2 months or so. Went out to change trail camera cards and check the feed level only to find that something had torn the wiring out from the bottom and then chewed it in half. My BIL and I had to redneck engineer it to get it working again. Ill end up having to either replace or splice the wiring. Any suggestions on how to keep them off the wiring? Also, when I checked the trail camera card when I got home, we found the culprit. Just as I thought, Coons. They are trying to climb the legs wthout much luck, but they are able to jump and grab a hold of the feed mechanism, hold on and get corn from the spin feeder. They have even managed to be sitting on top of my feeder. I think we are going to go with the carpet tack strips on the legs, but if they are able to jump and reach it, then what? Other than that issue, we are both happy with the way the feeder is working, and saving us money as well. Any advice would be appreciated.
Dustin
Dustin