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We offer a wide range of high-quality game and poultry feeders designed to meet the needs of gamekeepers, farmers, and poultry enthusiasts. Our feeders ensure your birds receive the nutrition they need efficiently and effectively.
Our chick, treadle, wise and galvanised metal feeders all come in a range of sizes; to suit chicks to fully grown birds. We also offer bulk quantity discounts for our customers.
Many of our feeders can be used both indoor and outdoor. The king feeder along with the manola, eco deluxe and galvanised feeders all come with optional outdoor rain hats.
The emperor feeder is one of our largest that has a 55kg feed capacity. Whereas our chick feeders hold much smaller amounts.
Our feeders are made from durable materials, capable of withstanding harsh weather conditions and daily use…
We provide various feeder types, including automatic, manual, and specialist feeders, to cater to different bird species and rearing setups. Whether you’re raising pheasants, partridges, chickens, or other poultry, our feeders ensure reliable feeding to keep your birds healthy.
At Collins Nets, we pride ourselves on exceptional customer service. Our team of experts is available to offer advice on selecting the right feeders for your needs. Whether you need help with installation, maintenance, or choosing the best feeder for your birds, we are here to assist you.
Contact us at 01308 485422 for support and guidance.
The right feeder depends on your birds and setup. Tube feeders are great for pheasants and partridges in release pens, while pan feeders and hanging feeders work well for poultry like chickens or ducks. We stock a wide range to suit all rearing and management needs.
As a general rule, allow enough feeder space so all birds can access feed without overcrowding. For pheasants or poultry, one medium feeder typically supports around 25–30 birds, but this may vary depending on the species and feeding behaviour.
Yes — most of our game and poultry feeders are made from durable, UV-resistant plastic or galvanised steel and are designed to withstand outdoor conditions in release pens, rearing fields, or farmyards.
We stock rain hats, lids and feeder guards to help keep feed dry and reduce wastage. Some of our feeders are gravity-fed for ease of use, but we also offer accessories to help automate and protect feeding in all weather conditions.
Yes — we stock specialised chick feeders with low-profile designs and smaller feeding trays, ideal for day-olds and young birds. These help prevent trampling, reduce feed waste, and ensure easy access for small birds.
Yes — if you’re ordering multiple feeders or kitting out a large rearing operation, please contact us directly. We’re happy to provide a competitive quote for trade or bulk orders.
Yes, we stock a Red Grit Station suitable for chickens, game birds, doves and pigeons, which can be run alongside your regular feeding setup to support digestion and eggshell quality.
Yes, several of our feeders support accessories designed for this, including anti-waste feed saver rings for our galvanised hanging feeders. Choosing the right feeder size and height for your birds also helps minimise spillage.
Both are built to handle daily outdoor use. Plastic feeders tend to be lighter and easier to move between locations, while galvanised metal feeders, such as our hanging range, offer extra durability and are a good fit for permanent setups or larger operations.
Yes, for any feeder used outside. Feed left exposed to rain can spoil quickly and attract vermin. Several of our feeders, including the King, Manola, Eco Deluxe and galvanised metal ranges, come with an optional outdoor rain hat to keep feed dry.
This depends on flock size and how often you’re able to top up. Smaller gravity feeders like the Deluxe Eco Feeder hold around 12kg, mid-range options such as the King Outdoor or Manola hold 22–25kg, and for larger operations the Emperor Feeder holds up to 55kg, reducing how often it needs refilling.
Automatic feeders dispense feed at set intervals with minimal input, which suits larger flocks or commercial operations where labour is limited. Manual feeders, such as the Ascot or Blenheim, are gravity-fed and better suited to smaller flocks where you want closer control over feed levels and consumption.
