Bird watching
100 lb Camo Tree-Hugger Gravity Deer Feeder – Waterproof Corn Bag
Product description
This product is a single-piece gravity-fed deer feeder bag designed to hold up to 100 lb (approximately) of corn or pelleted feed. It’s constructed from Oxford fabric with a fully sealed finish to resist rain and keep contents from clumping. The internal gravity system dispenses corn naturally at ground level, forming a bait pile without any electrical components.
The bag ships as one unit equipped with extra-long adjustable straps and a heavy-duty buckle so you can fasten it around most trees or supports. Setup is intended to be quick — the straps allow secure attachment and height adjustment in the field. When empty, the bag compresses and rolls up for compact transport.
Two bright orange scent drags are included to help establish a scent trail leading to the feeder. The exterior uses a low-profile camouflage pattern to reduce visibility in wooded settings. Designed for portability, the feeder bag is simple to move to remote locations and stow when not in use.
Materials and dimensions: made of waterproof Oxford fabric with sealed seams, fitted with long adjustable straps and a reinforced buckle; capacity rated at 100 lb. Intended use: hang from a tree or pole, fill with corn, and allow gravity to dispense feed onto the ground as wildlife visits.
Pros
- Holds up to 100 lb of corn
- Waterproof Oxford fabric with sealed seams
- Long adjustable straps and heavy-duty buckle for quick mounting
Cons
- Sewing and strap quality may vary
- Not pre-tested for long-term suspension under heavy load
- May need reinforcement for frequent heavy use
VerdictA practical, portable solution for baiting game: waterproof construction, sealed seams, and a 100 lb capacity reduce refill frequency and protect feed from moisture. Easy to mount with long straps and a robust buckle, plus two scent drags for scent placement. Check stitching and strap strength before heavy-duty use.
Reviews
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Jasen 1/5
Both Units Failed Shortly After Setup
Set up two of these and they broke the first time I filled them. Long hike to find feed dumped on the ground. Stitching and straps felt weak — both bags failed the same way. Very disappointing.
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