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I stocked 2-3" CNBG, FHM & GS last fall. I installed 4 Texas Hunter feeders (3 big ones and 1 smaller one) and loaded them with AquaMax 600 (1000 lbs total). The feeders have worked flawlessly and they throw feed far and evenly. I recently put Aquamax 500 in the feeders because I noticed the CNBG were getting a little size to them and there were millions of fry swimming everywhere. I installed 2-3" bass 3 weeks ago - those are some lucky bass. I also bought a Moultrie directional feeder a couple of months ago and it has performed reliably. The feed is scattered a bit more sloppily than the Texas Hunters and it isnt thrown as far, either. I have this feeder on a 1/2 acre catfish pond and it works well enough. But for my larger pond where I invested by far the most $ I wouldnt settle for anything less than a Texas Hunter.
3 Ponds: 8.5 acres, 1.5 acres, 0.5 acres
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