JCS Wildlife Triple Recycled Suet Feeder with Tail Prop
Description
Description
- NATURAL DESIGN: Natural colors attract a variety of birds
- HELPS BIRDS BALANCE: Tail prop helps larger suet feeding birds like woodpeckers balance as they feed
- ATTRACTS A VARIETY OF BIRDS: Can be used by a variety of bird species
- HAND-MADE AND ECO-FRIENDLY: Made using recycled Poly lumber. Will not fade, peel, rot, crack, chip or warp
- LIFETIME WARRANTY: Lifetime guarantee to never crack, split, or fade
Recycled Triple Cake Suet Feeder. 5/8" Poly-lumber made from recycled plastic. Holds 3 suet cakes.
Lifetime guarantee to never crack, split or fade.
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Width | 8.25 in. |
| Height | 23 in. (32 in. including hanger) |
| Deep | 2.75 in. |
| Capacity | 3 standard size suet cakes |
| Construction | Recycled Poly Lumber |
| Mounting | Hanging |
| Birds That Would Use This Feeder | Woodpeckers, Scarlet Tanagers, Nuthatches, Jays, Bluebirds, Other Perching or Clinging Birds |
| Seed or Feed Options | Standard size suet cakes |
| Origin Country |  |
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Purchased this on a recommendation of a friend. Seems very well built.
We have 4 of these JCS suet feeders in various sizes. The woodpeckers really like them. All birds like them but the woodpeckers seem to have an easier time using these feeders. So happy I purchased these!
These recycled plastic 3 cake feeders attract every type of woodpecker and the tail prop is ideal for the large species.
I have 4 of these. They are attractive, easy to fill and the birds love them.
I love these suet feeders! The extra length sure seems to make the birds more comfortable. Woodpeckers can be eating from both sides at the same time. They love the tail prop. I have more woodpeckers than I ever had.
We purchased the triple recycled suet feeder with tail prop about a year ago. We live in Michigan's U.P. and started getting visits by Pileated Woodpeckers within days of hanging up the feeder. We had other woodpeckers visit as well. As long as we kept it filled with peanut suet, they kept coming throughout the winter.
