Keep Unwanted Pests Away with the Roamwild PestOff Squirrel-Proof Wild Bird Feeder

s.conway: Our problem was not so much squirrels but chipmunks. They would empty the feeder constantly but not now! This is the only feeder that has kept out the chipmunks!!

Canada on Dec 08, 2023

Deborah: I have alot of squirrels as live beside a wooded area. I was so tired of the squirrels eating and pouring out my bird seeds all over the ground daily. So this bird feeder is a wonderful addition as its weight activated so the hole closes when they jump on the feeder. The red cone on top is too slippery to hold so the only way they can get on the stands near the feeder is jump on it. But then it closes shut so no access to seeds. Make sure it's a good distance from any tree for jumping is helpful. No more squirrels they all tried but got no where with this feeder. Excellent product and very sturdy and easy to fill seeds.

Canada on Dec 01, 2023

Kaycee: I bought a bird feeder that was squirrel proof at a local store and while it did deter the squirrels, it was really only good for finches. I bought this one off of Amazon and it is perfect. The birds love it, and it definitely keeps the squirrels away. You just tip back the lid to add the seed - so easy!

United States on Nov 08, 2023

denis: squirrel proof and easy to use

Canada on Nov 07, 2023

HF: Good for song birds

Canada on Oct 31, 2023

Glenna T: Very pleased with this product.

Canada on Oct 30, 2023

Kindle Customer: These are very well made heavy feeders but they do not come apart or go back together as east as advertised. Seed ports become clogged with heavy rains when using sunflower hearts and chips. I had to clean mine out frequently and the seed is hard to remove around the pressure triggers.I have to jiggle them daily to make sure the seed flows.

United States on Oct 29, 2023

Sunspot: I've tried various schemes and feeders to keep my very determined gang from achieving their goal, and while I have had some success they tend to find a way. Eventually they resort to the "body-slam" method which can jar things loose. I tried the "squirrel-proof" one with the wire cage around it and the metal leaves, but a big gray ripped off one of the metal leaves within days and the rest of it was getting mauled. It was only a matter of time, so I returned the pieces and got this one.
Let the games begin! I have it hanging from a rope strung between the house and a tree, high enough to prevent a direct jump, and they don't like going out the rope very much, but they will. There's nothing at the top of the feeder they can work on, they figure that out quickly. And the tube is impossible to grab onto. So the only chance is to drop and grab the levers on the way down. Seems to be around a 50/50 proposition, the losers drop straight to the ground. It's soft dirt, they can handle it. But when they do get a grab, the problems don't end, because that lever closes things off.
I think they even figured out eventually just how it works, because they seemed to be trying to hold onto...

United States on Jul 29, 2023

Roy: It works. Birds really like it. As long as it's far enough from the wall, it's squirrel proof because there is very little room for them to grab. Haven't seen any pest after 2 weeks of use.

My complains are: It's still very small, the supply runs out in around 4 days. There are only 2 openings so only 2 birds can use it at a time. The opening is a little too large. When birds feed, some food will drop to the ground, which will mostly be taken by squirrels.

United States on Jul 09, 2023

jfbbud: Nice feeder. Squirrels are perplexed trying to figure out how to access the seed. I watched several try, but to no avail, so they just eat what’s on the ground, which makes my dog go crazy. Nice purchase. Enjoying watching the birds at the feeder.

United States on Jun 22, 2023