Pennington Classics Squirrel & Critter Blend Wildlife Food with Corn and Sunflower Seeds, 10 lb

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!

My squirrels are flocking to my yard due to the contents in Penningtons Classic Squirrel %26 critter blend. Filled with many kernels of deliciousness even my rabbits are picking up some of the contents of this mix. This is now my product since my backyard critter activity has increased. The animals have spoken: buy this and watch us enjoy!

"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)

Bought this for a squirrel feeder to try getting squirrels away from the birdfeeder. (We also bought spicy birdseed for the birdfeeder.) The combination of spicy seed for our birds and this feed for the squirrels worked to get the squirrels away from the birdfeeder! However, this is called “Squirrel %26 Critter Blend” for a reason. The back of the bag says it will attract a wide variety of backyard critters, including squirrels chipmunks, rabbits, raccoons, Whitetail deer, and ducks. We have seen all but the deer! In fact, a family of raccoons took up residence under our deck, a mother rabbit made a nest under the squirrel feeder, a duck and mallard made a nest in the front of our house and laid eggs, and a chipmunk has burrowed quite a giant hole under the front cement walkway leading to our front door. We've become quite a wildlife habitat. We live in a residential neighborhood; not a woodland. It's comical and slightly concerning. We think this is the magic feed of Disney princesses. We actually had to stop putting out all feed and birdseed because our kids and the neighborhood kids were afraid to play outside in our yard with all the wildlife feeling so comfortable near and around the house. Suffice to say, it works! Maybe a little too well.

I like the product, but the way it was delivered and handled was unsatisfactory to me because by the time I tried to open it, it was the bag was open and it was spilled everywhere so I'm not too happy about that. They need to check that the bags are sealed before they ship them and try not to throw them around put fragile on it or something. Thank you very much.

If you're going to put food out for squirrels, then late winter and early spring is the time to do it. They've eaten up all of their winter food, and maybe they need a little help. This contains mostly corn and a lot of sunflower seeds, and a couple of peanuts. Squirrels love it, Canada geese love it, and birds come take away the crumbs left over. Everybody wins!

Pennington Classics Squirrel and critter food is the best. It is packed with ingredients that the animals love. I purchased this when we had a major snowstorm with ice. The little animals couldn't dig up their food that they had hid and this came in just in time. The squirrels, songbirds and other birds flocked to the feeder. It's easy for them for picking up and they love it.

The squirrels and birds love this mix, but the ratio of peanuts to corn to seeds is really unbalanced.Its mostly corn. There's not a lot of peanuts and to be honest, a lot of the corn is usually left behind. I'm starting to look into making my own mix because I feel like I'm wasting a lot of money.

This is all you had so I bought it this time. Corn and peanuts are supposed to be given in small amounts to squirrels, not be their food source. The sunflower seeds in here were so ridiculously small. There couldn't have been much inside for them to actually eat.

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.