WildCore™ feed controllers aren't just a timer like everything else on the market — they're smart mini-computers that adapt to your location, your schedule, and your connectivity. Here's what that means in the field.
Green, yellow, red — you know what to do without reading a manual
Battery healthy, signal solid, checking in on schedule. Your feeder is doing its job — no action needed.
Battery getting low, weak signal, or a missed check-in. Not an emergency, but worth keeping an eye on.
Multiple missed check-ins, critical battery, or another issue requiring action. Time for a trip out or a battery swap.
Why this matters: Other feeders just tell you if they're online or offline. WildCore tells you if they're healthy, so you can catch trouble early — before a small issue turns into a missed feed during peak season.
Set it once. The feeder handles the rest of the year.
Tell the feeder "at sunrise" or "30 minutes after sunset" and it figures out exactly when that is for your feeder's location — every day, all year.
Daylight saving time changes? You don't do anything. The feeder uses its GPS location to handle the transition automatically.
When connectivity drops, the feeding doesn't
Cellular outage? Server down? Something else gone sideways? Your feeder keeps running on schedule. When it reconnects, it uploads everything that happened while it was offline.
Every feed, every check-in, every status change — logged. When you reconnect, you see exactly what happened while you were out of touch.
Swap a battery and the feeder remembers everything. Schedule, settings, recent events. No reprogramming, ever.
Running more than a handful of feeders? Ranch Mode treats them as a group, not a list. Set the schedule once. Get one report. See the whole property at a glance.
Change the schedule on one group, every feeder in it updates. No more editing 237 feeders one at a time.
See every feeder in the group on a single map, color-coded by status. Find the one needing attention in seconds.
Daily or weekly summary emails for the whole property, sent to whoever needs them. Manager, owner, hunting guide — their call.
Gravity-feeder doors that open and close on schedule, coordinated across the group. Perfect for managing access by time of day.
Ranch Mode is included with every active Plus or Pro plan. No extra fee.
Hibernation mode for off-season properties
Some of the year you don't need the feeder running — off-season, extended vacation, property closed for a stretch. Tell the feeder when to wake back up and it'll handle the rest.
Motor stays still, battery stays full, schedule stays saved. Ready when you are.
A brief daily heartbeat tells you battery and signal are still healthy. No surprises when you come back.
Set a wake date. The feeder picks up its schedule right where it left off. No reconfiguration.
The bottom line: You're not buying a feeder controller. You're buying confidence that the animals get fed — whether you're checking on it daily or haven't thought about it in three months.
And one more thing: This is the first and only feeder controller that runs as a complete integrated system — engineered from the ground up for large deployments. Easy to configure. Easy to monitor. Easy to support. No bolt-on apps, no patchwork hacks, no "we'll figure it out when you scale" — just one platform that just works whether you've got one feeder or three thousand.
Compare the Mini, Plus mode, and Pro to find what fits your property.