Agree and I will add this. The newer aquapros have addressed issues with solar panels and timers so a better option than some have discussed here. Yes I still feel the TX Hunter is the best made regardless of money. The Moultrie feedcaster has had a few moisture issues fir clients and the remote control has been out. BUT we have had one on our ponds with no trouble. The other consideration is that the feedcaster throws in wider but not as far out. It is critical for this feeder to mount on point, end of dock, play wind or have fish consume food very quickly so it does not rest against shore.
Also not sure I agree with 600 comment. Do you want to grow monster bluegill? If so yes a mix of 500 and 600 is good idea. You can adjust the height on the spinner plate to accommodate the larger pellets. However if growing bluegill to grow bass GF is the best choice or pellets that are smaller. You want to grow the smaller bluegill into intermediate size and not out to grow monster bluegill.
Finally both Moultrie and Aquapro have the smaller style bucket feeders I do not list on website because they will eventually go out. However for the cost if you wanted to try one of those not a bad choice just realize what you are getting. If me and that close to the water I would have one awesome no worry feeder and hand feed in 3-4 other spots around the pond during the peak feeding times.

Greg Grimes
www.lakework.com