Deer Feeder Helper Blog

The Texas Feeder Helper, Inc. will be displaying and demonstrating its signature product, the Deer Feeder Helper, in Houston, TX during July 31st-August 2nd. Stop by for a visit and ask any questions from our knowledgeable staff how the feeder helper can benefit you or your deer feeders. Prices will be drastically discounted as we are moving last year’s left over inventory and replacing it with a new improved version all deer hunters will certainly be pleased with. See you there.

The Texas Feeder Helper Inc. participated with the enthusiastic random drawings at the recent San Antonio, Texas Trophy Hunters Extravaganza. Three Deer Feeder Helpers where giving during the weekend show. Lucky winners were Nathan Domenech, Debbie Marbach, and Dan Gardner. Hopefully these lucky winners will experience a fruitful season ahead and with the addition of such a great product, understand that maintaining deer feeders does not have to be such an ordeal as in the past. We hope you folks find that buck of a lifetime this very next deer season. Happy hunting!

Congratulations is in store to Robert Salvatierra for his lucky draw at the trade show give away of a deer feeder helper. Whether Robert mounts it on a future homemade deer feeder and on an already existing broadcast feeder on his deer lease, he is sure to appreciate such a device providing ridiculously easy feeder maintenance allowing him more time to enjoy the outdoors. Happy Hunting Robert and May Yours Be The Bigger, Better Buck!

Thank you for your purchase of the Deer Feeder Helper.

Very soon you will start benefiting from a Ridiculously Easy to maintain deer feeder.

1. With the battery removed and using self-drilling screws, mount your timer centered to the bottom of the upside down Feeder Helper. Once mounted, additional self-drilling screws may be added from the interior side for added strength. If using nuts and bolts, ensure washers are used. We recommend only using the downspout provided with your Feeder Helper as it is adjustable and provides a bigger orifice for less clogging than other downspouts.  

2. Separate both haves by removing the two hinge screws

3. Mounting the top half. Positioning is critical. You’ll want to ensure that when you open the finished Feeder Helper/Timer that the swing travel is not limited because of contact with a feeder leg. Mounted with the latches facing one leg bracket or feeder ladder seems to work well for most feeders. Also, try to orient the solar panel appropriately if using one. Using the self-drilling screws for metal barrels or the toggle bolts for plastic barrels, now mount your Feeder Helper at each corner. Do Not Over Tighten these screw as there is no need and may make operating the valve difficult.

4. With your feed barrel uprighted, using the open latches to support the Feeder Helper/Timer, reinstall both hinge screws. Close latches and check valve function. Make adjustments as needed. Install timer battery and set feeding times, add corn or protein, OPEN valve and enjoy the show.

5. Other accessories, such as varmint guards, may be added as desired. The use of self-drilling screws works best with the Deer Feeder Helper during any future installations.

Happy hunting!!!