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Gardman Guaranteed Squirrel Proof Peanut Feeder

Gardman Guaranteed Squirrel Proof Peanut Feeder
From Gardman

Price: £12.25 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Delivery on orders over £5. Details

Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours
Dispatched from and sold by STRAWBERRYFIELD GARDEN PRODUCTS

7 new or used available from £8.99

Average customer review:
Try this if you have troublesome squirrels.

Product Description

Simply effective mechanism uses gravity to protect your peanuts High strength quality construction in stainless steel


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #2177 in Lawn & Patio
  • Brand: Gardman
  • Model: A01162

Features

  • wild bird feeder

Editorial Reviews

Manufacturer's Description
Designed to defeat the most determined squirrels this guaranteed squirrel proof peanut feeder is a must if you want to feed wild birds in your garden when they live alongside squirrels.

The feeder must be located where squirrels can only approach from above, and then the squirrels bodyweight will lower a protective sleeve over the peanuts in order to save them for the birds.

Comes with a money-back guarantee subject to exact compliance with instructions provided.


Customer Reviews

It is not squirrel proof1
I have written a much more humurous account of this device, which was not published.

In essence, this device whilsat clever was worked out by my squirrels within three days. The bottom has been removed, the mesh is broken and it is held together with wire.

Squirrels are not easily put off by clever ideas and this one, whilst sound in principal has proven easy to defeat. Avoid.

Location Location Location4
I was given one of these and soon found that it needs to be hung well clear of any place from which a squirrel can jump onto it. Once a squirrel has got onto the nut cage, it will make mincemeat of the wire mesh cage. Dont underestimate the ability of a squirrel to jump amazing distances, and even to rearrance things. I got up one morning to find that they had had managed to free the supporting cable and the feeder was lying on the ground, completely chewed out of shape (and empty). I only got it to work when I carefully hung it by a wire from a tree in such a way that there was no way a squirrel could jump from the side or from below. Since finding this ideal location not one squirrel has defeated it. My dear woodpeckers now visit it every day, despite it's battered appearance from it's previous unsuccessful use. The bad news is that the nearest suitable tree is almost out of sight of my house! Buy it if you can find a location with at least a metre of clearance all around it. Otherwise learn to love squirrels! Grrrr

......a weekend's entertainment1
We put this up on a Saturday and by Monday morning the squirrels had worked out how to get to the food...... but we did have great fun watching them figure it out. It was worth the money just for the entertainment! It took two days for them to work out that if they slid down with the outer cover and then hung on to the wire perches at the bottom, the outside cover would go up again and they could feed for as long as they wished - or could hold on for. Certainly not squirrel proof but initially it did cause them a great deal of frustration.