Cheap Brome 1024 Squirrel Buster Plus Wild Bird Feeder with Cardinal Perch Ring
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Technical Details
- Wild bird feeder with 6 feeding stations, adjustable perches, and optional cardinal perch ring
- Green powder-coated aluminum; reservoir made of UV-stabilized polycarbonate plastic
- 3-quart seed capacity; adjustable spring mechanism closes seed ports to deter squirrels
- Unique seed ventilation system; easy to disassemble for cleaning; 6-inch hanger included
- Measures 22 by 6-1/2 by 6-1/2 inches
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This feeder is the best I've had, and I have had a bunch. It has a huge capacity so you don't have to fill it very often. It is almost impossible for squirrels to stand on and if they manage to get a foothold their weight closes the feeding ports so they can't get anything. You can adjust it to exclude large birds such as starlings and grackles. When it needs to be cleaned you just put it in the dishwasher. When an especially crafty squirrel tried to chew it's way in to my feeder I informed Brome about the damage and they sent me a replacement part for free! Squirrel busters have a lifetime warranty against squirrel damage. I have had mine for about 3 years and couldn't be happier with it. If you only have one bird feeder in your life this should be the one.
BY R. Weybright (Rock Island, Illinois)
My issue isn't squirrels, it's starlings and grackles. They'll empty a feeder in a day or two and keep the 'desired' birds from feeding. This feeder thwarts these pest birds better than any other feeder or feeder cage that I've tried. The smaller birds have no trouble getting to the seed and we've even had a pair of cardinals feed for the first time in the three years we've been feeding. I'm thoroughly satisfied so far with this item and am buying one for my father and one for my sister. Highly recommended. ----Update---- It does indeed deter squirrels as well, I watched one try again and again to acess this feeder to no avail. However, the local starlings have learned to grasp the cardinal ring and flap enough to partially open the feed ports (clever little buggers). The cardinal ring will be removed to eliminate that issue. The versitility of this feeder is wonderful.
By M. Bergeron "Muziclvr" (Colchester, VT United States)
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