Audubon Park 12243 Critter Crunch Wild Bird and Critter Food, 15-Pounds

There is more corn than seed. For all of my backyard critters, I've tried a variety of seed/nut products. I chose this brand because it was significantly less expensive than my usual brand; after all, the old adage "you get what you pay for" holds true. Cracked corn makes up the majority of the'mixture,' which my squirrels and other animals don't care for. I'm assuming that the abundance of corn is due to the fact that it is less expensive than seeds. I had hoped that this brand would at least be comparable to my usual brand, but it was not. Unfortunately, I had to put out almost twice as much to feed my little 'friends. ' Very let down.

Kabir Boyle

| Apr 19, 2021

I was a little let down. It appears that there are more cracked corn kernels than whole kernels based on the image description. Yes, there is an excessive amount of corn on the table! There are no critters in my immediate vicinity that eat whole kernels, except perhaps raccoons, which I doubt. As a result, I stopped purchasing "critter food. " This struck me as unusual. Audubon had me expecting a lot more.

Reed Whitehead

| Mar 05, 2021

"It's the best," we said this morning as we watched eight deer and eight squirrels feast together. We've placed a large order for them, and many birds seem to enjoy the critter crunch as well.

Reyna Schmitt

| Feb 26, 2021

"br>br>So here it is. The food is neither hot nor cold. br>br> Unless it's very hot or very cold outside, the food heats up to the same temperature as the surrounding air. The thickness. br>br> Well. While there are plenty of corn kernels (that's all you're paying for here, folks), they're about as thick as. hmm. I'm having second thoughts. as . I'll figure it out. as. A CORN KERNEL! That is, in fact, the case. br>br>The peanuts are similar in size and shape to peanuts. As much as The Chipstwr enjoys his peanuts, both the shelled and unshelled varieties are nice, but there's not much else in this bag. br>br>You're paying an Audubon price for Audubon naked feed that would cost a tenth of what you'd pay at your local feed store. Because you get nearly whole black sunflower seeds and corn kernels. Peanuts are present, both shelled and unshelled, but in very small quantities. Thankfully, the Eurasian Collared doves like corn; otherwise, my chipmunks would have made a poor choice. And it was a complete waste of money on my part.

Nehemiah Dudley

| Sep 01, 2021

  I bought Audubon Park Premium Squirrel Food for the numerous squirrels that frequent the small wildlife sanctuary we've built behind our church's parking lot. br>This year's winter in New England has been a strange one. From November to the middle of February We've had record-breaking warmth in January, and none of the animals have had the desire to sleep in for the winter. Of all the active and rambunctious squirrels, this is the least active and rambunctious of them all. I record the activities of these lovable critters, as well as anything else that might fly, flitter, prance, or crawl in, using a critter cam. This Audubon Park Premium squirrel food is a big hit with my squirrels. I put some in their tree-mounted squirrel feeders and strew a lot more around the ground, where they love to play and put on a show while "hunting" for it. br>I used my critter cam to make a video that shows the squirrels eating antics. Tom, the Squirrel Whispererbr>I hope you enjoy it.

Brooklynn Best

| Dec 23, 2021

It's all over the ground because they knocked it out of the feeders. What a shambles it was to clean up! I can't bring it back because it's too heavy, so I'll throw it away.

Gabrielle Guerrero

| Apr 18, 2021

Because I feed a variety of backyard critters, I'll begin my review there. Along with a diverse range of wild Pacific Northwest birds, I have ducks, squirrels, rabbits, and raccoons on occasion. I've been trying to come up with a combination that would cover as many of them as possible in a single bag/food. I paid around $20 for the 15-pound bag. Ducks prefer corn, nuts, and sunflowers; squirrels prefer a variety of nuts; rabbits prefer corn; and wild birds prefer sunflower seeds and small nuts and seeds. Raccoons eat anything they can get their hands on, including: For backyard critters, I've tried both Wagner's and Kaytee, but prefer Audubon Parks. by far. There's a good selection of each, with the exception of the "shelled" peanuts, which isn't a big deal because there are plenty of other nuts in the bag. This is purely for my own enjoyment, as I enjoy watching the squirrels hold their babies. spit their nuts out with their adorable little paws, then eat them- So I went out and bought a bag of shelled peanuts to add to the Audubon mix. This is just my preference, but it has enough nuts. I am pleased with the quantity and quality of each ingredient. Neither the critters nor the humans have expressed any dissatisfaction. From now on, I will purchase this brand. Thank you for your prompt and efficient delivery.

Abby Berger

| Feb 02, 2021

Squirrels, chipmunks, Blue jays, and Cardinals all enjoy this tasty treat. I have 5 squirrels who like to eat on my lap (separately), and when I can't be around because of rotating shifts at work, I put this out before the tree rats get their peanut butter and crackers, and they enjoy it almost as much as the peanut butter and crackers I give them. Now that I've discovered this great deal, I keep it on hand at our home. The Blue Jays and Cardinals, as well as the chipmunks, are big fans.

Belle Stein

| Apr 30, 2021