Automatic Chicken Feeder No Waste, 25lb 4-Port All Weather Metal Poultry Feeder with Stopper, Weatherproof Large Chicken Feeder for Chickens, Geese, Ducks, Turkeys, Quails

Holds a good amount, not for a large flock.

update: after having this for a couple of weeks now, Its a bit too flimsy. The orange part they put their heads in will not stay tight. they are easily knocked loose so that they turn and cannot be used by the hens. That also releases the water proof seal so if it rains when they are loose then you will lose your feed too. Def not worth the price...The Got this for my hens, aluminum is rather thin but works. The lid is a heavier plastic though, was disappointed in that as its advertised as being "rodent" proof.Went with this model as it had a stand that came with it. Stand is sturdy but SHORT. Would work for bantams but full size chickens have to bend down weird to access the feed. Going to put it up on something a little taller for my flock.

Putting the feeder together is easy; insert the orange spout feeder cups in put the frame together and fill it. It is attractive and with it being raised it does help to keep the feeder clean of sand/dirt. I set the feet on top of bricks to elevate it to a better height for the chickens. There are some design flaws however. The orange feeder ports are set too low to actually seat the box into the stand. Instead the box kind of "rocks" within the stand, resting on the lower edge of the two end feeder ports. (photo)The shape is also somewhat of an issue; the crumbles actually near the port holes feed into the cups but all the crumbles in the back go nowhere. Every few days I go and push the crumbles forward so it can get to the cups. Defeats the purpose of the feeder in being useful for more than a few days at a time. Though the chickens like to sit on it because it's flat and wide, there's not enough gravity to get all the feed where it needs to be.All said, it is not useless. The lid does fit tight, the feeder can be secured with covers for the holes to keep rats out at night and the materials have done well so far. It is relatively sturdy. If you don't mind pushing the food to the ports every few days it's worth having. I would not use it say if you were going away for a week and were depending on it to feed the chickies but for every day use it's nice. I have had it for about 6 weeks.

This is smaller than advertised. Holds maybe 18 pounds of crumble, not the whole 25 pound bag. As result you have to fill it more often. And hens pull out the food onto the ground and eat from the ground making a mess. This is cute but too small and not functioning as expected.

My girls love this feeder. It’s up off the ground and it’s easy to fill.

This feeder is completely physically incorrect! Whoever designed this is silly. The feeder cups on the inside do not autofill because the feed falls below the cups. Also, the chickens waste a ton of feed scooping it out playfully. Looks good but doesn’t operate well.

Put it together and save on feed. I did find a rat in it, forgot where I put the plug thingys. So I bring it in at night. Keeps the feed dry and there is no waste! And it looks nice too!

This easy feeder is perfect for feeding my 5 ducks. I like that you can close individual feeder openings or leave them open. The stand keeps the food off of the ground preventing bugs from getting bugs in their food. It was super easy to assemble and my baby ducks love it.