Pennington Classics Squirrel & Critter Blend Wildlife Food, 10 Pounds

For the past three years, I've had the pleasure of feeding the Pennington Squirrel %26 Critter mixture to the wild ducks and their little ducklings in my backyard. It truly warms my heart to see them happily gobbling it up, and they seem to appreciate the company of the squirrels, pigeons, doves, and other birds that join in. I always make sure to have a trough of fresh water available for them—it's so important for them to wash it down! I'm also incredibly grateful that Walmart delivers the 20lb bags to my second-floor home twice a month. It makes managing my little sanctuary so much easier. Thank you, Walmart, for your service!

"The Pennington products are superior; I have tried bags from other Brands and Stores %26 they simply don't measure up. Squirrels breed basically year-round in South Florida and it's so much fun watching each generation: they chitter at me, like ""Feed Me Seymour!"" (Little Shop of Horrors)

The only thing I can say, is it does have a lot of corn. My husband has discovered bird watching and squirrel watching, I think he was amazed at how many hungry birds we have...lol. After he put some of the mix out.. He came in and said there were 75 birds on the phone lines. But they aren't coming down because there are 2 squirrels eating. I think all 75 birds came down after the squirrels left..lol So I bought him a 20 lb bag this time. I think the nighttime animals finished what they left.

I love to watch the wildlife and this sure brings them in! It not brings to the feast of corn, sunflower seeds and peanuts, squirrls, rabbit, birds of different types ( especially Blue Jay and Cardinals) and even the deer!! I live in an apartment complex toward the end of town so some of the animals have come a little bit of a distance to feed. But apparently they LOVE it cause they're here every day/night!! 😊

This critter mix is filled with fresh whole kernel dried corn, black oil sunflower seeds, and whole in shell peanuts. I love it, and my backyard friends love it too! Squirrels come for it, Blue Jays, and lately Crows, as we've had a serious start to our Winter here. It disappears right after I scatter it outdoors! It is very fresh and high in quality. I also like the ten pound bag, as it is easy to lift and maneuver. I highly recommend this Pennington Classics Squirrel and Critter Blend for your animal buddies outside.

There is sooo much full kernel corn. The critters are slow to take the corn not cracked. All other sunflower seeds and peanuts in shells are very limited compared to corn. I should have read more closely on the product. Cracked corn would have worked so much better.

I'm sorry But there was way too much mix and not enough nuts. I throw it out to my squirrels and they picked through to get the peanuts and the limited items they want and leave the rest. This is not a good value for the money when I have to just sweep it up and throw it away.

Something is wrong with the corn in the mixture. The peanuts and sunflower seeds get eaten quickly, as usual. But the corn is left for a week. They won't touch it. I end up scrapping it back up and try more, but they still will not eat the corn. The 3-D brand of the squirrel food was always gobbled up quickly, couldn't keep enough out by the tree for them. Squirrels, birds and the possums will not touch this corn. Please carry the 3-D brand again. I had even purchased several bags of this corn they won't eat.

I paid for a mix, this entire bag had less than a half cup of the peanuts. A half cup. Corn and some black sunflower seeds bought on your own would be the same thing and probably cheaper. I'll just go online to get things to feed the squirrels, because they won't touch this

Walmart discontinued the 3-D brand of critter food and only offers this one, but there is something terribly wrong about this food. The squirrels and birds will NOT eat this - especially the corn. This was never an issue with the 3-D brand. Something is not right with this critter food; it is going straight into the trash before it potentially makes a critter ill.