Wild Bird Feeders Wild Bird Supplies For Sale In Oklahoma City

I had a previous gazebo style feeder that lasted for about 50 years.I was expecting more from this product. I built a wooden one. The hanging wire was stripped out of the center and would not reinsert, the clear portion was in about 5 pieces.

Have more around than before Birds seem to really enjoy it.

CONS: since it's one-sided, only one bird feeds at a time. PROS: Looks really nice. Can clearly see when feed is low. Most importantly, it does NOT defeat squirrels. You must buy the Perky-Pet Transparent Squirrel Baffle to make this feeder work; otherwise...

Quality parts and ease of use make it a great value. Clean contemporary lines make this basic tube bird feeder an attractive addition to your yard or garden.

Also, lowering, refilling, and raising the feeder can be done without any sort of step or ladder. This hanger allowed me to easily relocate our bird feeder so the deer could not reach the feeder.

I will never purchase this brand again! That one fell apart in two weeks. I contacted the company and they happily mailed me a new one, free of charge. I bought one, and it fell apart within a WEEK of having it hanging outside.

So far the best cover I have found. So far the persistent squirrels have not found a way to get past the baffles. These baffles have kept the squirrels away from the bird feeders...and for a very reasonable price! Needed more, and they had the best price...

I have it at the cottage and it offers more food for the birds between visits there especially in winter. I've probably made 100 or more. (They sell quite well, and make great gifts.) Besides, this is the best price anywhere.

I hope my suggestions will be considered. Look great yet. Have it hanging rope to take it down to fill. I had one for 5 or 6 years before I had to replace it with a new one. I bought this because I needed to not have to fill the feeder more often than...

While Sizzle N' Heat is not a squirrel proof product, studies have shown it to be a very effective squirrel deterrent. Industry studies show that squirrels are listed as the #1 reason for people leaving the bird feeding category.