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Recycled Plastic Squirrel Jar Feeder
Original price was: $146.33.$119.99Current price is: $119.99.
Watch the squirrels eat from their very own Squirrel Jar! Fill with corn cobs and/or critter mix and enjoy the show.
Features:
~ Constructed with durable recycled poly lumber material
~ Recycled poly lumber is guaranteed to never crack split or fade
~ 1-gallon glass jar
~ Stainless steel screws for extra durability
~ Made in the USA
~ Color: Taupe and Green
Dimensions:
~ 7.1875″L x 12.375″W x 11.625″H
Feeder Type: Squirrel
Feed Type: Corn Cobs, Critter Mix
Mount Type: Pole, Post, Tree
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Additional information
| Weight | 11.00 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 8 × 13 × 12 in |
Reviews (5)
5 reviews for Recycled Plastic Squirrel Jar Feeder
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Lisa D. (verified owner) –
The squirrel jar feeder is just what we were looking for to keep the crows from eating the squirrel food. I keep the feeder on the ground next to the tree where the squirrels play/feed. It is very sturdy and the jar is secure in the mouth piece. Also keeps the peanuts, acorns, etc dry. We love it. Well worth the price!
Jeannette L. (verified owner) –
Super service from Backyard Birder. This is the first squirrel feeder Ive ever purchased – had to, as the bird feeders were being attacked daily. _x000D_
I like that the construction is of recycled materials, It is sturdy – nothing to put together – just fill the jar with seed/food and place it in the holder which had been attached to a tree – after asking for its permission – with 2 purchased screws._x000D_
Only improvement would suggest – to have included the screws_x000D_
and Yes – I would purchase from Backyard again._x000D_
Deborah K. (verified owner) –
I really like this squirrel Jar Feeder because it keeps the crows away from the squirrel’s peanuts. I use unsalted peanuts in the shell and this feeder makes it so only the squirrels can get their food now. The crows now sit on the ground hoping a squirrel will drop a peanut. Don’t worry I also toss bread and apples out for the crows!