With hunting season fast approaching, Millennium Treestands, the industry leader in innovative, hunter-approved gear, is giving deer managers and property owners a head start on their pre-season prep. The company announced the newest additions to its wildlife management lineup: the Dinner Bell 400 and Dinner Bell 600 feeders — built to help hunters pattern deer, build trail camera inventories, and hold game on their property from now through opening day and beyond.
Pre-season is the window that matters most. Getting feed on the ground early lets deer settle into a routine, gives hunters time to inventory bucks on camera, and sets the stage for a stronger season once the woods go quiet. Millennium designed the Dinner Bell line with that timeline in mind, with feeders that go up fast, run all season reliably, and don't quit when the pressure's on.
Built for the Grind of a Full Season
Available in 400 lb. and 600 lb. capacities, the Dinner Bell feeders are engineered for hunters who want to fill once and hunt with confidence for weeks at a time. The low-profile, stand-and-fill body eliminates the need for ladders or funnels, so reloading straight from an ATV or truck bed takes minutes — not a whole afternoon out of a hunter's already-limited pre-season schedule.
At the core of every unit is a 12-volt, 3000-RPM high-torque motor paired with a programmable timer, delivering precise, consistent feed dispersal that keeps deer coming back on schedule all season long. Built from heavy-duty 16-gauge powder-coated steel and backed by an integrated heavy-duty varmint cage, the Dinner Bell is designed to shrug off weather, pressure, and pests through opening weekend, the rut, and every cold sit after.
Key Features
- 400 lb. or 600 lb. capacity options
- Heavy-duty varmint cage
- Solar panel included
- 12V, 3000 RPM motor
- Programmable timer & feed window
- Powder-coated steel construction
- Stake-down spikes & skid guides
- Hinged lid with latch
With deer season on the horizon, Millennium is encouraging hunters to get their feeders in the ground now — giving deer time to acclimate before the first stand sit of the year.
For more information, please visit WWW.MILLENNIUMSTANDS.COM.