Build cheap, no-waste Georgia jumbo quail feeders and waterers using 2-inch to 3-inch black PVC pipe, vertical mounting, and specialized poultry cups to prevent mess and drowning. Essential components include 2-inch diameter holes for feeding, screw-in poultry drinking cups, and PVC end caps for cleaning.
1. No-Waste Black PVC Feeder
Using 2-inch or 3-inch black PVC, create a hanging or wall-mounted feeder that prevents waste by restricting access to the feed.
Materials: 3-foot section of 3-inch black PVC pipe, (2) 3-inch end caps, (1) 3-inch T-fitting (optional), drill, 1.5-inch hole saw, zip ties.
Construction:
Cut Holes: Use a 1.5-inch to 2-inch hole saw to drill holes along one side of the pipe, spaced about 3–4 inches apart.
Mounting: Cap both ends. Use zip ties or wire to attach the pipe to the hutch wall, with the holes facing inward and positioned at the birds’ chest height.
Alternative: A “T” fitting can be used at the bottom for better access, with the top capped for filling.
Why it works: Georgia Jumbo quail are large; 1.5-inch to 2-inch holes allow them to eat without tossing feed everywhere.
2. Automatic PVC Waterer
A gravity-fed system using cups prevents the drowning risks associated with open dishes and keeps bedding dry.
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