Moultrie MFG15069 Feed Hub Kit - Wildlife Feeder Accessory

The Moultrie MFG15069 Feed Hub Kit transforms standard gravity feeders into efficient wildlife feeding systems. This black powder-coated steel kit creates a centralized feeding station that distributes feed more evenly while reducing waste and extending feeding duration.

What Makes This Different

Unlike basic gravity feeders that dump feed in single piles, this hub kit features multiple distribution ports that spread feed across a wider area. The steel construction withstands harsh weather conditions and wildlife interaction better than plastic alternatives. Feed distribution covers approximately 8-10 feet in diameter, creating natural feeding patterns that attract more game.

Key Features

• Multiple feed distribution ports for even spread pattern
• Durable black powder-coated steel construction resists rust and corrosion
• Compatible with most standard 55-gallon drum feeders
• Reduces feed waste by up to 40% compared to single-port systems
• Easy bolt-on installation requires no welding or permanent modifications
• Weather-resistant finish maintains appearance in outdoor conditions
• Creates natural feeding environment that attracts deer, turkey, and other wildlife

Field performance shows consistent feed distribution across varied terrain conditions. The hub design prevents feed from clumping in wet weather while maintaining steady flow rates during temperature changes. Wildlife managers report increased game activity and longer feeding sessions when using hub-style distribution systems compared to traditional single-point feeders.

Technical Specs

• Material: Powder-coated steel construction
• Color: Black finish
• Compatibility: Standard 55-gallon drum feeders
• Installation: Bolt-on mounting system
• Feed distribution: 8-10 foot diameter coverage
• Weather resistance: All-season outdoor use
• Model: MFG15069
• UPC: 053695150697

This feed hub kit addresses the common problem of concentrated feeding areas that create bare spots and unnatural wildlife behavior. The distributed feeding pattern promotes healthier herd dynamics while maximizing the effectiveness of supplemental feeding programs.