Best Deer and Game Feeders Ranked

A steel 100 lb hanging feeder built to last, with a 12 V battery included and a 5-year warranty. It costs far more than bucket feeders.

A low-cost 50 lb metal hanging feeder with a flexible digital timer. The 90-day warranty is short.

A 40 lb hanging feeder for putting corn in a shooting lane or feed on a fish pond, with phone control and 10 feeds a day.

A 40 lb metal bucket feeder for a hunter who wants to hang a feeder in minutes and set it from a phone. Four feeds a day covers dawn and dusk.

A simple 50 lb bucket feeder that feeds at dawn and dusk on a light sensor. Good for a quick setup; a digital timer feeder gives more control.

A 250 lb tripod feeder that reports feed level and jams over cellular, for a feeder you can’t check often. Plan on the monthly or yearly plan.

A 250 lb tripod feeder with a full timer and phone control at a mid-range price. Budget for the 6 V battery.

The Pro Hunter III tripod with a directional spinner, for putting feed in a shooting lane or on a fish pond.

A 300 lb steel sled feeder you fill standing up and drag to a new spot, with a solar panel and 12 V motor.

The cheapest way into a 250 lb tripod feeder with phone control. Four feeds a day and AA power suit a simple dawn-and-dusk setup.

The best-equipped kit for the money: phone control, 10 feeds a day and a solar port to turn a drum into a feeder.

The Pro Hunter III kit with a directional spinner, for feeding a fish pond from the bank or one shooting lane.

A budget 12 V replacement kit with eight feed times, for rebuilding a barrel feeder. Warranty is not published.

The cheapest varmint-proof kit here, with four feeds a day on a 6 V battery.

A heavy steel 12 V kit with a 5-year timer warranty, for building a feeder that lasts. It costs more than most kits.