Squirrel Feeders and Food

Helps keep squirrels occupied and away from other bird feeders. Mounts to tree or post with two screws (included).

Made from western red cedar construction and assembled with stainless steel and dichromate plated screws, washers, hooks and chains. Hand-sanded and crafted with pride in Michigan. Stop door peanut and shell corn feeder. Seat for squirrel is hinged for...

Quality feeder, hand made with Red Western Cedar and assembled with stainless steel and dichromate plated hardware. Made with pride in Michigan.

Squirrels pull the corn kernel and eat tip ends (gymnosperm, where most food value is) and drop the rest of the kernel into the tray. They will later come back and eat what they have dropped.

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Quality feeder, hand made with Red Western Cedar and assembled with stainless steel and dichromate plated hardware. Made with pride in Michigan.

Contains corn, almonds, peanuts, black oil sunflower seed, striped sunflower seed and gelatin. High quality mixture designed to attract wildlife. Provides squirrels or other wildlife with a high energy level and complete nutritional diet.

When Critter Munchies was created years ago there was nothing else like it. Today its still the ideal mix for people who like to feed natures little critters or just distract them from the bird feeder! Works well in a platform feeder or scattered on the...

When Critter Munchies was created years ago there was nothing else like it. Today its still the ideal mix for people who like to feed natures little critters or just distract them from the bird feeder! Works well in a platform feeder or scattered on the...

When Critter Munchies was created years ago there was nothing else like it. Today its still the ideal mix for people who like to feed natures little critters or just distract them from the bird feeder! Works well in a platform feeder or scattered on the...

Watch as a squirrel jumps on the corn, then, as they hold on to the cob and the spring, their weight causes them to bounce and swing back and forth, up and down approximately 12 to 18 inches while pulling out kernels.