Moultrie's feeder kits come in three feeding styles, gravity, broadcast, and directional, each suited to a different setup. Gravity needs no power at all, while broadcast and directional both connect to the Moultrie App via Bluetooth for remote control.
Broadcast and Directional kits also pair with an EDGE 3 Series camera through Moultrie Connect, giving you remote feeder control and updates over the camera's cellular connection, on top of the Bluetooth app control every kit already has.
Running a full scouting and feeding setup? Pair your kit with a Moultrie camera to monitor activity from the same app.
Set feed times and check your feeder's status from your phone, wherever you're at. Broadcast and directional kits connect via Bluetooth to the Moultrie Mobile app, no trip to the field required to adjust your schedule. Feed Hub lets you monitor feed levels, battery status, and clogs remotely, and trigger feedings on demand.
Gravity kits need no power and work well for remote or infrequently-checked setups. Broadcast kits cast feed in a full circle for general feeding areas, and directional kits target a narrow path for trails or ponds.
No. Both connect to the Moultrie App via Bluetooth to set feed times and check status, no subscription required.
Yes. The Quick-Lock Adapter fits Moultrie's 6.5, 30, and 50-gallon barrels, along with other barrels, buckets, and flat-bottomed containers, converting them into a Quick-Lock compatible feeder.
A broadcast kit casts feed in a full 360° circle for general coverage, while a directional kit narrows that same cast into a single path, better suited to feeding along a trail or into a pond.
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Let's break down our feeder kits into four simple categories:
Our gravity kits are the simplest available, as they don't require any power source to function. We have the Quick-Lock Gravity Kit, which is constructed of polymer and has three chutes, and our metal gravity kit with four chutes can be found on the Ranch Series Gravity Feeder.
This is our most prevalent style, which casts feed out 360 degrees. The spin plates can be metal or plastic, and some kits include varmint guards to help prevent pests from stealing or destroying feed.
This kit is similar to the broadcast feeder, but instead of 360 degrees, feed is cast in a narrow 30-degree path. This makes it ideal for use along roads or trails, as well as near ponds for feeding fish.
The Auger Feeder Kit is part of the Ranch Series line and features a heavy-duty stainless-steel auger with an adjustable chute that accommodates a wide variety of feed types. This is great for feeding pigs, finishing cattle, and much more.
