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ForEverlast sells wildlife feeders and feeder accessories as two separate categories on its site, and the details worth knowing before you buy come mostly from customer feedback rather than spec sheets. Feeders are built around raccoon-resistant offset legs, a 12V motor, and an optional solar panel, while accessories include replacement timers and motors that the company supports directly. If you manage a hunting property where coons raid standard feeders or where you want fewer battery changes, this lineup is aimed at exactly that problem.
What ForEverlast actually sells in this category
The site organizes its catalog into hunting, fishing, essentials, apparel, hunting accessories, feeders, and feeder accessories. Two of those are relevant here:
- Feeders — complete units, sold under their own "Shop Now" entry.
- Feeder Accessories — the replacement and add-on parts, including timers and motors.
That split matters when you're buying. A feeder purchase gets you the whole unit; if something fails later, you're shopping in the accessories section rather than replacing the entire feeder.
The design details customers keep mentioning
The most specific product feedback in the site's testimonials comes from a feeder owner, Mike C, who highlights three things:
| Feature | What the customer reported |
|---|---|
| Offset legs | Raccoons can't raid the feeder because of how the legs are positioned |
| 12V motor | Described as a "corn shredder" — strong enough to throw feed reliably |
| Solar panel | Called a "great addition" that keeps the unit running |
He also noted the feeder "never fails to work," which is a durability claim rather than a spec. Treat it as one data point, not a guarantee — but it's consistent with the brand's broader positioning around gear "tested in real conditions."
If raccoon pressure is your main problem, the offset-leg design is the feature to ask about directly, since the testimonial describes the mechanism but the site doesn't publish leg dimensions or spacing.
Accessories and how replacement parts work
Feeder accessories cover the parts most likely to wear out or get damaged — timers and motors are the two named in customer accounts. Two stories are worth knowing because they show how the process works in practice:
- Jennifer H. bought a fish feeder that flooded, needed a new timer, ordered the wrong one by mistake, and called in. The company sent the correct timer immediately, and it arrived the next day.
- Kelli S. had a motor issue, got it diagnosed quickly, and received a replacement motor with no questions asked — plus a prepaid return label for the old motor.
The takeaway: if you buy a feeder and a component fails, the path is a phone call rather than a warranty form. That's useful to know before you buy, because it means you don't need to stock spare parts preemptively.
Durability and service, based on what buyers report
Several reviews speak to how the gear holds up in harsh conditions. Matt P., a Texas coast customer, said quality is hard to find on the Gulf because "everything breaks down and rusts" — but not these products, which is why he's a repeat customer. Ruby D., who works on the pro staff, praised the nets and wading gear, and specifically the tote bag for keeping fish alive and calm during photo sessions.
The service pattern across reviews is consistent: fast diagnosis, fast shipping of replacements, and prepaid returns. Adam D. and Colton B. both describe the company as easy to work with. None of this is a warranty term — it's reported experience, so confirm current policy when you order.
How to decide whether this fits your setup
Work through these questions before buying:
- Is raccoon or varmint theft your main frustration? The offset-leg design is the specific answer customers cite. Ask about it directly if your property has heavy coon traffic.
- Do you want to avoid frequent battery swaps? The solar panel is the add-on customers call out as worthwhile.
- Do you need a complete unit or just parts? Feeders and feeder accessories are separate sections, so start in the right one.
- Are you comfortable with phone-based support? The replacement stories all run through a call, not a portal.
Contacting them before you buy
ForEverlast HQ is at 1456 E. Cemetery Rd., Hallettsville, TX 77964. Phone: (361) 798-1531. Email: [email protected]. Store hours are Monday–Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
If you have a specific question about feeder capacity, motor specs, or whether a particular accessory fits your existing unit, calling during those hours is the fastest route — the reviews suggest they answer product questions and diagnose issues on the same call.