RTV Hunting Rig

[ajdillon]

Last picture...my Bumper Buddy feeder, with operating switch on the dash.</P>


Andrew</P>

 

[andrewbph]

Looks like an awesome rig you've designed. Could you tell me the brand and where you got the spreader from. I'm in the process of developing food plots at the hunting camp and that looks like it would be perfect. </P>


Thanks,</P>


Andy</P>

 

[Guest]

So do you just broadcast the feed on the ground?

 

[andrewbph]

I'll need it to broadcast the fertilizer and seed directly on the ground. Also I'm planning on frost seeding in the spring. A rear mount might work, but if I could leave the back open I think it would be nice. I'm just beginning at this food plot project. It's all cleared out now and graded off. I have a John Deere 400 dozer and this weekend I'll till and rake it with the Kubota 3430. I thought of getting a 3-point spreader but then I would have to change it everytime I wanted to use a different attachment. The RTV is always nice to work with. Any advice would be appreciated.</P>


Andy</P>

 

[bczoom]

Andy,

I purchased that same spreader from hunterworks.com.

I just looked around their website but couldn't find it???

If you don't have any luck finding one, let me know. Although I purchased it, I've never used it...

Brian

 

[Guest]

The spreader I used is a "Bumper Buddy" I bought from Cabela's. Check it out at:</P>


http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/links/link.jsp?id=0006008520894a&type=product&cmCat=search&returnPage=search-results1.jsp&No=20&noImage=0&Ntt=bumper&Ntk=Products&QueryText=bumper&Ntx=mode+matchall&N=4887&Nty=1</P>

 

[ajdillon]

Sorry, forgot to log in last post</P>


Andrew</P>