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I don't think the feed clumping is generally a big problem in Texas Hunter feeders but in some situations the seams where the box is bolted together does not seal up good. On mine if it has been a really rainy spring I will have about a cup of molded feed along one seam. I should seal it up but it has not been much of a big deal as I just throw away the cup of feed when I refill the feeder. Does not do it every fill, just when it has been raining a lot.
Otherwise works good.
I do have a couple improvements I would like to see Texas Hunter do that has to do with the controller computer. First would be to have a 7 day timer instead of a 24 hour timer. That way a person could skip a day or two a week if they wanted to to meet certain feeding goals. The second thing would be to include either a manual switch or just a programming option of "off". Especially in the spring or fall when the water is cold at times I may only want to feed on sunny warm days. If there was an "off" setting it would be easy to turn the feeder off without going through all 9 feed programs and set the time on the ones I want.
Are you listening Texas hunter?
John
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