RentACoop Flock Feeder 65 – 65 lb Metal Chicken Feeder with 6 Large Ports

Keeping a larger poultry flock fed means managing feed refills and keeping spilled feed under control. The RentACoop Flock Feeder 65 is a large-capacity metal poultry feeder that holds up to 65 lb of feed and provides six large feeding ports for adult chickens, roosters, ducks, turkeys, and other poultry over 12 weeks old. Its covered ports, internal feed diverters, and rain hoods help reduce feed waste while keeping feeding areas more manageable.

With adjustable legs, a peaked lid, and a wide top opening for refilling, this outdoor chicken feeder is a practical option for backyard flocks, mixed poultry setups, and larger birds that need comfortable access to their daily feed. Spend less time topping off a small feeder and more time tending to the rest of your flock.

Key Features

• 65 lb Feed Capacity: Holds a larger amount of poultry feed between refills, helping reduce the frequency of routine feeding chores. Actual refill timing depends on flock size, bird type, and daily feed consumption.
• Six Large Feeding Ports: Gives multiple birds access to feed at the same time, with larger openings suited to adult chickens, roosters, ducks, and turkeys. This makes it a useful choice for larger birds and mixed poultry flocks.
• Feed-Waste-Reducing Design: Covered feeding ports and two internal feed diverters help keep feed accessible while reducing scratching, scattering, and spills that can leave a mess around the coop or run.
• Rain Hoods and Peaked Lid: Helps shield feed from rain splash and changing outdoor conditions, making the feeder suitable for use in a chicken coop, poultry run, barn, or covered outdoor feeding area.
• Adjustable Legs: Lets you adjust the feeder height to suit your birds and feeding setup, helping provide comfortable access for adult chickens and other larger poultry.
• Wide Opening and Removable Lid: Makes it easier to refill the feeder without working through small openings. The integrated handles also help when you need to move the feeder to another feeding location.
• Compatible with Common Dry Poultry Feeds: Suitable for layer pellets, crumbles, and similar dry feed, making it a practical option for everyday flock feeding.

Designed for Easier Poultry Feeding

A larger feeder can help simplify daily flock care, especially when several birds share the same feeding area. The RentACoop Flock Feeder 65 combines generous capacity with six large ports, giving your birds access to feed while helping limit the scattering associated with open pans, troughs, and ground feeding.

Its adjustable legs help you position the feeder for your flock, while the peaked lid and rain hoods provide additional protection for feed in outdoor setups. The wide refill opening and removable lid make topping up the feeder straightforward, and the built-in handles are useful when the feeding area needs to be rearranged.

Specifications

• Brand: RentACoop
• Product Name: Flock Feeder 65
• Product Type: Large-capacity metal poultry feeder
• Feed Capacity: 65 lb
• Number of Feeding Ports: 6 large ports with rain hoods
• Intended Poultry: Adult chickens, roosters, larger bantams, ducks, turkeys, and other poultry over 12 weeks old
• Feed Types: Layer pellets, crumbles, and similar dry poultry feed
• Height Adjustment: Adjustable legs
• Suggested Placement: Chicken coop, poultry run, barn, or covered outdoor area

What's Included

• 1 RentACoop Flock Feeder 65
• 6 large feeding ports with rain hoods
• 2 feed diverters
• 2 handles
• 1 peaked lid with handle
• 4 adjustable legs
• Instructions

Know Before You Buy

• Intended age: Designed for poultry over 12 weeks old, rather than young chicks.
• Feed type: Intended for common dry feeds, including layer pellets and crumbles.
• Refill frequency: The 65 lb capacity may reduce how often you need to refill, but actual usage varies with flock size and feed consumption.
• Outdoor placement: Rain hoods and a peaked lid help protect feed from rain splash and changing weather conditions. Consider your specific placement when deciding where to position the feeder.