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Does most of the peanuts you put into your feeder get eaten by unwanted guests rather than our smaller feather friends? Do you have a problem with Squirrels, Jackdaws, Magpies or Pigeons.
Well the brilliant "Squirrel Buster" Peanut from Brome will stop squirrels and the larger birds from feeding from it. This feeder is part of an award-winning designed range of feeders that are the only ones on the market to be 100% Squirrel Proof and not a mild deterrent like all other feeders.
Using the squirrel's weight against itself, when the squirrel lands on or grabs the feeder the ports are covered preventing the squirrel from being able to get to the food, even if they shake the feeder!!
The same principle works for larger bird, their heavier weight will result in the feeding ports being closed when the birds land on the perches. The sensitivity of the feeder can be easily altered so you can customise at what weight the ports close - with the free information guide, you can see the weight of a variety of birds and determine which ones you want to be able to feed in your garden.
The wire mesh and central feeding ports make this feeder extremely friendly for Woodpeckers to feed off.
The Squirrel Buster Peanut Feeder can hold up to 750 g of peanuts.
Dimensions: 48cm x 14cm (19.5" x 5.3")
Comes complete with a two year manufacturer’s warranty.
The best feeder you will ever buy.
Available in a Peanut version and different Seed sizes.
Reviews
Customer Reviews
No squirrels Review by Jackie
Been up for a couple of weeks now and have not seen any squirrels. It is a lot of money but the blue tuts don't have to fight for the feeder. (Posted on 06/11/2018)
Been up for a couple of weeks now and have not seen any squirrels. It is a lot of money but the blue tuts don't have to fight for the feeder. (Posted on 06/11/2018)
Effective for stopping Jackdaws Review by Andrew
Yes sqirrels are a problem in the garden for me, but it was the intelligent jackdaws were the issue as they had mastered the preventative methods I had employed to deter. Squirrel buster to the rescue. It works; I am no longer feeding the corvid population of hampshire. (Posted on 19/09/2018)
Yes sqirrels are a problem in the garden for me, but it was the intelligent jackdaws were the issue as they had mastered the preventative methods I had employed to deter. Squirrel buster to the rescue. It works; I am no longer feeding the corvid population of hampshire. (Posted on 19/09/2018)
Birds say eh update Review by Alex
Woodpecker has now found the feeder and can use it fine woo (Posted on 10/06/2018)
Woodpecker has now found the feeder and can use it fine woo (Posted on 10/06/2018)
Really works! Review by Carol
I was sceptical, but it really works! Squirrels, Jackdaws and Rooks have been a real issue in my garden for the last few years, costing me a fortune in bird feed, broken feeders and deterring the smaller garden birds that I want to watch. The Blue Tits and Great Tits have taken a few days to get used to it, as they can see the peanuts, but there is only a small portion of the feeder that they can actually access the food from. This afternoon, I had a Greater Spotted Woodpecker on the feeder, which hung around for quite some time, due to having to peck away at the nuts, rather than take a whole nut and fly away with it. It was a real treat to be able to watch it for so long. The pesky Squirrels and larger birds have now gone from bullying the smaller birds off the feeders, to sitting underneath them, waiting for scraps to fall! (Posted on 07/06/2018)
I was sceptical, but it really works! Squirrels, Jackdaws and Rooks have been a real issue in my garden for the last few years, costing me a fortune in bird feed, broken feeders and deterring the smaller garden birds that I want to watch. The Blue Tits and Great Tits have taken a few days to get used to it, as they can see the peanuts, but there is only a small portion of the feeder that they can actually access the food from. This afternoon, I had a Greater Spotted Woodpecker on the feeder, which hung around for quite some time, due to having to peck away at the nuts, rather than take a whole nut and fly away with it. It was a real treat to be able to watch it for so long. The pesky Squirrels and larger birds have now gone from bullying the smaller birds off the feeders, to sitting underneath them, waiting for scraps to fall! (Posted on 07/06/2018)
Delivery
For zones A and B, all orders weighing 12.5kg and above or are over £25.00 (excluding postage) will be delivered FREE OF CHARGE; all orders under 12.5kg or total less than £25.00 will have a £3.95 postage charge applied.
We do deliver to Northern Ireland, Scottish Highlands and Islands, Isle of Man and outlying areas, but due to their geographical locations, fees may vary (please see zones C-D in the table below).
We are delighted to now offer an Express Service meaning that you receive your goods next day if you place your order by 2pm. Take advantage of the express service be selecting the option at checkout.
Unfortunately this service is not currently available for zones C-D. If for any reason part of your order is unavailable within the delivery timescales, we will ship all those items available and send the unavailable item as soon as possible.
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