Squirrel Diner II Feeder - Medium
A great way to keep the squirrels away from bird feeders is to place a squirrel feeder in your garden. The Squirrel Diner II Feeder is a metal feeder that holds peanuts, corn and large seed. Has a durable chew resistant powder coated steel body.
Model No: 75590 - In Stock
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HERITAGE FARMS
Squirrel Diner II Feeder - Medium
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Category(s):
- Squirrel Feeders and Food
Manufacturer: HERITAGE FARMS
A great way to keep the squirrels away from bird feeders is to place a squirrel feeder in your garden. The Squirrel Diner II Feeder is a metal feeder that holds peanuts, corn and large seed. Has a durable chew resistant powder coated steel body. Also, has a quick release body for easy filling and cleaning and includes hardware for easy mounting to tree, post or deck.
Added or Last Modified: 9/21/2015
Weight: 1.4960
UPC: 047977000640
Squirrel Diner II Feeder - Medium Additional information:
Place in garden for squirrels.Durable powder coated steel resists chewing
Mounting hardware for tree, post or deck included
Color (if applicable): / Size (if applicable): 4 lb. CAPACITY
Continental US shipping costs: 10.99 (We do not charge handling)
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Comments, Reviews and Ratings
Great product, worth the price
PROS:
Weather resistant;
Discourages squirrels from chewing it up;
Clever mounting for removing to fill/clean;
Large capacity.
Pretty good rain protection:
Easy monitoring food remaining.
CONS:
Clever mounting system makes removal difficult and installation difficult;
Thin plastic window is very vulnerable to chewing.
Sean, Tue Jan 25, 2011
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