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Perky-Pet Squirrel-Be-Gone Wild Bird Feeder

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Perky-Pet Squirrel-Be-Gone Wild Bird Feeder

Perky-Pet Squirrel-Exist-Gone Wild Bird Feeder

  • No squirrels

    By Betty on April 14, 2022

    This is the only birdfeeder I have e'er had that the squirrels cannot go into if hung properly. The feeder must be abroad from anything on which a squirrel could stand up. Free hanging works. They tin can still become to the seeds but information technology is so much work they don't attempt. I love it!

  • Feeder that can be adapted to keep bigger birds and squirrels out

    Past tutu on Mar 25, 2022

    I bought this from Chewy a piddling while ago. No issues with bigger birds or squirrels Withal...major trouble with rain storms. The rain goes into the feeder and the nutrient is almost impossible to move in it. And information technology didn't come up with instructions nearly how to arrange the springs to make information technology less apt I bought this from Chewy a piffling while agone. No bug with bigger birds or squirrels Nonetheless...major trouble with rain storms. The rain goes into the feeder and the food is almost incommunicable to move in information technology. And information technology didn't come with instructions virtually how to accommodate the springs to make information technology less apt to permit heavier critters consume from it. … more

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  • 2 out of 5 stars

    Non working

    By on

    I tried to apply this afterwards receiving it but the guide wires from the top are defective.

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    No squirrels

    By on

    This is the just birdfeeder I have ever had that the squirrels cannot get into if hung properly. The feeder must be away from anything on which a squirrel could stand. Costless hanging works. They tin can all the same get to the seeds simply information technology is so much work they don't try. I dearest it!

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    Nice Production

    By on

    Very nice feeder........well made.......easy to refill.......hangs nicely.....keeps the pesky squirrels away.

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    Great feeder

    By on

    Sturdy and attractive feeder. Holds a lot of seed and attracts a lot beautiful birds. The cardinals are my favorite,.

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    Awesome production!

    By on

    I love this feeder. The squirrels take been driving me nuts draining my feeders just not anymore!

  • 2 out of 5 stars

    Feeder that can be adjusted to keep bigger birds and squirrels out

    By on

    I bought this from Chewy a little while agone. No issues with bigger birds or squirrels HOWEVER...major problem with pelting storms. The rain goes into the feeder and the nutrient is virtually incommunicable to movement in it. And it didn't come with instructions about how to adapt the springs to make information technology less apt to allow heavier critters eat from it.

  • 3 out of 5 stars

    Bird feeder non stopping the squirrels!!

    By on

    Squirrels figured how to get into feeder. They go upside downward and connect their feet on the sides that does non close the food shaft!!

  • 1 out of 5 stars

    Squirrels dearest it

    By on

    Spring device seemed to work as described merely Squirrels chewed through thin plastic. Probably has a life span of 1-two years.

  • 3 out of 5 stars

    dainty but does non deter

    By on

    This feeder is nicely made only I'yard sad to say it does cease squirrels or large birds. They are large and active enough to just hold on using the fixed wires that run downward the edges, completely ignoring the small steps that shut the doors. So purchase information technology if you like the looks, but keep searching if your goal is to feed only the small songbirds.

  • 2 out of 5 stars

    Doesn't go along seeds from squirrels in my chiliad

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    The feeder is solid and well made, but the squirrels in my yard took about 5 minutes to figure out how to get the seeds out. Perhaps you will accept better luck, but I wouldn't recommend.