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Funny Porch Swing Squirrel Feeders
Some folks hate them, and some just love them…squirrels!
Squirrels have to eat too, and folks can spend a fortune trying to baffle them from bird feeders. For the ones who feed and enjoy the antics of the backyard squirrel, you’re no longer stuck with the traditional corn cob squirrel feeders.
This great porch swing feeder allows for the use of corn, but also has a nice platform area to feed other treats. Fruit and nuts are squirrel’s favorites, while suet, food scraps, and just about anything edible will satisfy them!
Inexpensive squirrel feeders make great holiday gifts for any nature lovers on your list. They also help to deter squirrels from your bird feeders.
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Use A Recycled Squirrel Feeder That’s Built To Last!
Reuse and Recycle….the stuff really lasts longer!The Much Box is a great way to feed squirrels! Food stays dry, keeping it fresher longer, and squirrels learn to lift the lid for treats. It’s pretty funny to watch them too!
The Munch Box Squirrel Feeder does it’s job well, and comes in traditional wood, or recycled plastic models. The recycled Munch Box is guaranteed to never crack, split or fade, and pretty much will last for a lifetime of backyard squirrel feeding. Recycled bird and squirrel feeders also help to keep these plastics and milk jugs out of our landfills.
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Entertaining and Durable Squirrel Feeders
Squirrels have to eat too!
In most yards, grey squirrels are inevitable…they’ll get into your bird feeders and steal seed like no tomorrow! Persistent, athletic, and impossible, sometimes it’s just better to” join ’em if you can’t beat ’em”
Using squirrel feeders helps deter squirrels from bird feeders and many of them are really entertaining to watch. For example, the Squngee, (which is 2 corn cobs attached to bungee cords) can be downright funny to watch as squirrels grab a bite to eat. These are not cruel at all, in fact you are offering real nourishment for squirrels…in hopes of keeping them away from bird feeders.
Check out this YouTube Video of the Squngee below:
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Reuse and Recycle….the stuff really lasts longer!