Bird Feeding Station Kit Bird Feeder Pole Wild Bird Feeder Kit with Squirrel Baffle and Suet Cage Mesh Tray Fruit Hook Double W Hook for Attracting Wild Birds

Three "kits" and a bag of heavy-duty zip ties helped me build three totally different configurations. All have a different purpose... Martin houses (using top 2 hooks and 6 individual hooks), solar chimes (using top 2 hooks), and bird feeder (using top 2 hooks). My son is 3D printing martin houses to hang on the 8-hook, spiral configuration martin bird house stand (about 15 feet high). Planning on putting meal worms and fresh water in the four tray rings on the martin house stand. I still have one bird seed feeder, a baffle, and three suet feeders available to use elsewhere in the garden. By anchoring the poles to chain-link fence poles/fence, stands are stable. If I want to tip down to clean the houses, I can remove the zip ties. Going to try accessing using a pole/hook or ladder. Couldn't afford the on-line kits with houses and poles, so purchased these kits and made my own. Would not go too high with the martin house or the pole would have too much stress to be stable. Pipes use all thread on joints, so tightening the intersections should be adequate. Have never purchased three of any item to use this way. Pleased with the results. Hoping to get purple martins affordably.

After all these decades of feeding birds using plant holder poles, the squirrels were just too plentiful hogging my seeds, stackers and suet from my 3 feeder stations. We're a designated Wildlife Habitat so it's time to finally take action, my bird loving friends! Get yourself a couple of these for sure.These replace my old feeder stations. The poles are larger diameter and screw together quite easily and, when done, are taller than the old plant holder poles, even when driven into the dirt ground. I like the versatility and installation options of these and decided not to use the bowls on either stand and the baffles will hopefully keep the squirrels out. This nice option still doubles the amount of feeding options for my backyard birds.I'll keep an eye on them over the next few weeks to see if any daring squirrels try to bypass this new setup and will write back with any new info.

In looking for a new bird feeder for the season I came across this complete set and combining the pole with the squirrel baffle and all the feeders it was a better value than buying a shepherds hook and feeders separately. The feeders themselves are a bit smaller than other feeders you can find at the store, but maybe this is a good thing so the food doesn't rot (especially in our hot Florida sun) or sit too long attracting rodents. Just be prepared if you have a busy feeding season, you'll have to refill it more often.The set was relatively easy to put together. Not realizing at first all the pieces had to slide onto the main pole instead of snap or screw on afterwards was a bit of a hassle as I had to take a few pieces apart a few times and the threads keeping the poles together can be tight and hard to loosen and remove so make sure when you go to put it together that you get all pieces on first. The baffle was the hardest part. You'll need 2 people to hold the pieces together so you can insert the bolt and wing nut but so far it appears to be working to keep squirrels off.Overall happy with it. We'll see how long it lasts but the price and value for what you get was a seller for me.

This Sheppard Hook Bird Feeder is a great addition to my bird sanctuary.It comes with a suet cake holder, a thistle seed feeder, a Feeder and water tray(s) plus several hooks to hang all kinds of bird feeders!!The pole itself and accessories are a cinch to put together, however your gonna two people to put the squirrel guard together/attach it to the pole!I didn't add all of the hooks on mine yet, in addition to what is pictured it comes with 2 more hooks plus another hook to add four more small feeders!!

Very sturdy and easy to put together; however I had 2 legs break off when putting into the ground. I'm afraid to push on the remaining 2 for fear they will break too. I would not recommend for this reason.

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We paid $19.99 plus tax and it was easy to assemble and had the bird feeders with it. We added 2 separate feeders from our other one. We have a ton of chipmunks/Gray squirrels and it works to keep all away! Love it!