Moultrie announces the release of six new feeder products highlighted by the innovative Universal Bluetooth® Timer and App, a revolutionary addition to the world of deer feeder products, set to redefine efficiency and convenience in wildlife management. The new Universal Bluetooth® Timer, compatible with the new Moultrie Bluetooth® Timer App, provides users with unprecedented control over their feeding schedules.
Moultrie is excited to announce the launch of its new line of accessories designed exclusively for Ranch Series® feeders. Featuring innovative attachments such as the Ranch Series 12V Solar Panel, the Ranch Series Dual Chute, and the Ranch Series Axis Trough, users can have unparalleled flexibility and convenience in managing their feeding setups.
Whether you call them feeder kits (as we do), motors, control units, or something else, the mechanism or attachment that dispenses feed is the heart and soul of your Moultrie feeder. We're here to help you explore all of Moultrie's feeder kits and their features so that you can decide which one best fits your needs.
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