I used one 10' piece of 4" Sch40 PVC Conduit, cut into 3- 32" lengths. Buy 3 End Caps, and a few packages of "L" Brackets (usually in hardware or cabinet parts) Then go to Garden Section, and find a large plastic planter base, with an edge. Drill small holes all the way around the planter base, so water will drain.Use a small drill bit and small bolts and wing nuts to mount the "L" Brackets to the 4" Pipe, so they extend out from the bottom of the feeder, then attach the other leg of the "L" Brackets to the planter Base. Put the cap on, then several inches below the bottom of the cap, drill holes on opposite side of the conduit. This is for the hanging bolt to attach the chain or rope.
Geta5" x 1/4" (or 3/8") bolt and place a 2 flat washer, then theend link of your 3-4' light hanging chain(or rope or cable), then a second flat washer on the bolt, and run the bolt completely thru the conduit. Make the same "sandwich" with the opposite end link of chain sandwiched between 2 flat washers, then put a bolt or wing nut on and tighten.Hang it up someplace and paint in in camo paint, and you're ready to go.
I hang mine so the feeding tray is about waist high, using a nylon rope over a sturdy branch, then tied to the middle of the hanging chain. I use enough rope so I can lower it to the ground to fill it. It's much easier to hoist it back up when full if you have 2 people, but ifyou leaveenough rope, you should be able tolift it up, and hold it with the rope until you tie it off. Mine hold about 20-25# of corn.
I don't have any good pix of the ones I made, but I have a completed one here, if you want, I can take some pix.