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 Big Horn Metals Low Profile Protein Feeders
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12/03/13 07:30 PM
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Joined: Feb 2012
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DQ Kid
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Does anyone have experience with them, specifically the 750lbr. with 6 protein tubes and how was the experience, good or bad?
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Re: Big Horn Metals Low Profile Protein Feeders
[Re: DQ Kid]
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12/03/13 07:54 PM
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4Weight
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DQ, what are you up too my brother?
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Re: Big Horn Metals Low Profile Protein Feeders
[Re: 4Weight]
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12/03/13 11:57 PM
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SingleShot85
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good strong feeders, some maintenance required as with all protein feeders. 7 years running on ours....
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Re: Big Horn Metals Low Profile Protein Feeders
[Re: SingleShot85]
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12/04/13 01:35 AM
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curt o
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I used that one with no complaints.
A bud has a bunch of them on his ranch seeing them in use for numerous years prompted me to select it for my purchase.
They now have a 900 for about the same coin and I would opt for the added capacity.
Patience is the key
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