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Customer Reviews
Excellent Review by Ian
If you have a problem with squirrels this (and other feeders in the range) is the product to buy (Posted on 01/11/2019)
If you have a problem with squirrels this (and other feeders in the range) is the product to buy (Posted on 01/11/2019)
Best of its type Review by Norman Smith
Excellent quality large capacity squirrel buster and it's guaranteed for life. Anyone serious about and interested in spotting and feeding birds should certainly consider this product.
Don't be put off by the price. Once filled it lasts for ages and during winter that is a real boon. Just make sure to study the location and the hanging depth of the feeder in that spot. (Posted on 14/10/2019)
Excellent quality large capacity squirrel buster and it's guaranteed for life. Anyone serious about and interested in spotting and feeding birds should certainly consider this product.
Don't be put off by the price. Once filled it lasts for ages and during winter that is a real boon. Just make sure to study the location and the hanging depth of the feeder in that spot. (Posted on 14/10/2019)
Brilliant! Review by Janet Slatter
Worth the additional cost as easy to assemble, fill, clean and completely large bird and squirrel proof - brilliant!! (Posted on 04/09/2019)
Worth the additional cost as easy to assemble, fill, clean and completely large bird and squirrel proof - brilliant!! (Posted on 04/09/2019)
Really is squirrel proof! Review by Richard
I've had one of these for many, many years .... several plastic parts have now 'fatigued' though and we decided to get a new one. We get an enormous amount of pleasure watching up to 6 birds trying to eat at the same time. Pigeons can't use it but spend loads of time underneath it as some smaller birds do waste a fair bit; similarly, squirrels rummage around under it as they have given up trying to feed directly. Cleaver Blackbirds can just about feed from it in winter .... Starlings aren't patient enough (both species have to sit sideways on the perch-ring and eat from the next access along. The gate closes if anything else tries to use it whilst a Blackbird is on there though. Squirrels close the gate immediately if they put a foot on the ring. (Posted on 30/08/2019)
I've had one of these for many, many years .... several plastic parts have now 'fatigued' though and we decided to get a new one. We get an enormous amount of pleasure watching up to 6 birds trying to eat at the same time. Pigeons can't use it but spend loads of time underneath it as some smaller birds do waste a fair bit; similarly, squirrels rummage around under it as they have given up trying to feed directly. Cleaver Blackbirds can just about feed from it in winter .... Starlings aren't patient enough (both species have to sit sideways on the perch-ring and eat from the next access along. The gate closes if anything else tries to use it whilst a Blackbird is on there though. Squirrels close the gate immediately if they put a foot on the ring. (Posted on 30/08/2019)
Wish I had bought earlier Review by Rosalinda
Had lots of pigeons, starling & a couple of squirrels fighting to get the food off the bird table. It was a mess on the lawn all the time and attracting mice.
Had to wash bed linen three times in one day after fouling from the birds when it was hung on the washing line.
Bought the Squirrel Buster Plus and the Weather Guard.
It stopped the pigeons and the starlings tipping seed everywhere and the squirrels can't get to it.
The seed has stayed dry even in blustery rain.
Some starlings are starlings are starting to quietly feed from it along with a lot of the smaller birds. Clean and tidy at last. (Posted on 19/08/2019)
Had lots of pigeons, starling & a couple of squirrels fighting to get the food off the bird table. It was a mess on the lawn all the time and attracting mice.
Had to wash bed linen three times in one day after fouling from the birds when it was hung on the washing line.
Bought the Squirrel Buster Plus and the Weather Guard.
It stopped the pigeons and the starlings tipping seed everywhere and the squirrels can't get to it.
The seed has stayed dry even in blustery rain.
Some starlings are starlings are starting to quietly feed from it along with a lot of the smaller birds. Clean and tidy at last. (Posted on 19/08/2019)
