A Hunter Had A Problem – And Built A Fix

FeederFlag™ started in Dundee, Ohio. Not in a boardroom.

Every feeder user knows the story. You drive out to check the feeder. It's either full — and you wasted the trip and left your scent all over the property — or it's empty, and the deer have already moved on to the neighbor's.

Andy Raber lived that story every season. He hunted, he ran feeders, and he was tired of guessing. The solution turned out to be simple: a flag. A mechanical indicator that's held up by the weight of the feed and drops when the feed runs low — big enough and bright enough to show up on a trail camera.

Every unit is made for hunters, by someone who hunts. No subscription, no electronics, no guesswork. Install it once and let it work.

FeederFlag™ is built and run with the conviction that everything is done to honor and glorify God — and that the best hunting tool is the one that works without you thinking about it.

Our Values

Simplicity

The best tool is the one that works without thinking about it.

Reliability

Works in rain, cold, and heat. No batteries to die. No signal required.

Authenticity

Built by a hunter who had the same problem.

Practicality

Solves a real problem hunters actually have.

Faith

Everything is done to honor and glorify God.

INSTALLATION VIDEO

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers, hunter to hunter. If it’s not covered here, ask — you’ll hear back from someone who actually hunts.

Will FeederFlag™ work on my feeder?

FeederFlag™ works with most standard deer feeders. If you run a spin-cast feeder with a barrel or bucket-style hopper, it will very
likely be compatible. Not sure? Send us a photo of your setup and we’ll give you a straight answer.
How does it work?

Simple. The weight of the feed holds the flag up. When feed drops to a low level, the flag drops with it — visible from a distance and on your trail camera. No sensors, no signal, no guesswork. Just a flag.
Does it need batteries, an app, or a subscription?

No, no, and no. FeederFlag™ is fully mechanical. Nothing to charge, nothing to sync, nothing to pay monthly. Install it once and let it work.
Can I see it on my trail camera?

Yes — that’s the whole point. The flag is designed to show up clearly in trail camera photos, so you can check your feeder from the couch. No cell signal needed at the feeder.
How long does installation take?

Under five minutes for most hunters. One mount hole, basic hand tools, done.
How do I reset the flag after refilling?

Before you fill: pull the pin and remove the flag from the bracket. Fill the feeder. Then seat the flag back in the bracket in the up position and reinsert the pin. Takes seconds.
Will it hold up in bad weather?

Rain, cold, heat — it keeps working. There’s nothing electronic to fail and no battery to die in a cold snap. It’s built for the outdoors, by a hunter who lives in it.
How many do I need?

One per feeder. Most hunters running multiple feeders grab the 2-Pack, and lease managers covering bigger ground go with the 3-flag Property Pack — check every feeder from one round of trail cam photos.
Why does an empty feeder matter that much?

Because deer don’t wait. An empty feeder pushes them to the neighbor’s property, and every unnecessary check-up trip leaves scent that can move mature deer off pattern for days. FeederFlag™ keeps you ahead of both.
What if it doesn’t work for my setup?

Then send it back. Every FeederFlag™ is covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee — no hassle, no hoops.
Where does it ship from?

From Dundee, Ohio. Made for hunters, by hunters.
Where are your products manufactured?

In Ohio, USA!
Is feeding deer legal in my state?

Feeding and baiting laws vary by state, county, season, and land type — and they change often. Always verify current rules with your state wildlife agency before feeding.


Still wondering about your setup?