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Stagmoor

Stagmoor™ deer feeder

$379.99

  • 14-gallon hopper holds a big batch of corn or pellets
  • Open trays on all sides: several feeding spots, one stand
  • Angled legs, foot plates and pegs for soft ground
  • Gravity feed means no battery or cable to carry in

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  • Flip the silver toggle latch and lift the lid.
  • Pour corn or pellets into the hopper, then close and latch the lid.
  • Set the feeder on its angled legs where you want it, and use the ground pegs with screws to anchor it.
  • Feed drops by gravity into the open trays. There is no battery, motor or timer to set.
  • Stagmoor deer feeder with lidded hopper
  • Open feeding trays
  • Angled legs with foot plates
  • Yellow ground pegs with screws

We offer free shipping on orders over $150. Once your order is dispatched, the estimated delivery time is 5 to 12 business days depending on your location — tracking is emailed as soon as it ships.

Changed your mind? You can return your product within 90 days of delivery for a refund — see our Returns page for the full policy.

How Stagmoor is set up for the field

Large lidded hopper

Hauling feed out to your land is a chore, so you want to load a lot in one stop. The hopper is a 14-gallon (53 L) steel box with a lid, and the weight it takes depends on the feed.

Trays on every side

One stand can serve more than one feeding spot when you don't want to set up extra gear. An open tray sits on each side, and all of them draw from the single hopper above.

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Legs and ground pegs

Soft ground can leave a feeder leaning or sinking. Angled legs end in foot plates that spread the weight, and yellow ground pegs with screws let you anchor it. Ground varies by site.

Latching lid, matte black finish

After you load the hopper, the lid needs to be closed. A silver toggle latch holds the lid shut on the hopper, and the matte black paint on the steel gives a low-profile look in the field.

Frequently Asked Questions

The hopper is 14 gallons (53 L). The weight it holds depends on the feed you use, so plan your load by the feed you bring.

No. Stagmoor has no timer, motor or battery. Feed moves from the hopper to the trays by gravity alone.

Stagmoor is set up for corn or pellets. Pour either into the hopper and it drops into the open trays.

With legs spread it measures 36" high by 26" by 26". The hopper is 24" high and 12.5" by 12.5". Each tray is 7" by 6.5", and leg clearance is 14".

No. There is no cable, plug or battery compartment. Gravity does the work, so you only carry feed.

Set it on its angled legs with foot plates, then use the yellow ground pegs with screws. How well it holds depends on your ground, so we can't promise it won't move.

The hopper is steel with a matte black paint finish. It has a silver toggle latch and black tubular legs.

You get the feeder with its lidded hopper, open feeding trays, angled legs with foot plates, and yellow ground pegs with screws.

No. A gravity deer feeder does not use a timer, and Stagmoor has no timer, battery or motor. Feed drops from the hopper into the open trays by gravity, so there is no schedule to set.

Yes. The supplier lists corn and pellets for the hopper, which makes it a deer corn feeder. Feed is loaded through the latching lid. Other feed types are not confirmed.
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Stagmoor: A Gravity-Fed Deer Feeder With Open Trays

Hauling a bucket of corn out every few days gets old, and scattering feed by hand spreads it across the ground. A deer feeder keeps feed in one place, and Stagmoor is built around a 14-gallon steel hopper painted matte black.

Among gravity deer feeders, this one has no timer, battery or motor. Feed drops from the hopper into open trays on every side, so one stand offers several feeding spots. As a corn feeder it takes corn or pellets, and as a deer corn feeder it loads through a lid held shut by a silver toggle latch.

Soft ground is the usual concern when a feeder is set out in a field or yard. The Stagmoor deer feeder stands on angled legs with foot plates, and ground pegs with screws let it be anchored.

  • Steel hopper, matte black finish
  • Open feeding trays
  • Yellow ground pegs with screws included
  • Gravity-fed, no power source

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