[myhorseisthebest]

I know your not supposed to leave grain in the bag if you have critters and I have mice, so what should I keep my grain in? I was thinking of washing an old trash can out and putting it in there.
Opinions? If you have another idea please share, but I don't want to spend Micmac money on it either.

Thanks!
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[squirrelfood]

Anything you can make bug-proof and critter-proof. Mine is in a large steel professional toolchest. I added foam weatherstripping around the lid for a tight seal.

 

[towboater]

I use a trash can for my horse food and an old plastic cooler for the cat food.

 

[verona1016]

I use plastic trash cans for mine. If you have a big rodent problem you might want to get metal trash cans.

 

[Atomicodyssey]

I use a metal trash can.

 

[PaintHorseMares]

I use a metal trash can.

Here, too.

 

[jaydee]

I use plastic trash cans with clip down lids that won't come off easily

 

[color01]

We keep the grain in a old Chest Freezer that we picked up for free.

 

[jmike]

i use trash cans on my front porch

 

[JCnGrace]

Another trash cans with lids user here. Barn cats are also on my anti-rodent defense team.

 

[waresbear]

I love the old freezer chest, I can keep 4 bags of grain in there. Nothing can get in it or tip it over.