Brome
Brome Squirrel Buster Plus
A weight-activated feeder that shuts its ports when a squirrel climbs on and holds 5.1 lbs of seed; the catch is it won't stop grackles or starlings, and the pole adapter is sold separately.
- Buy it if
- A dad who's tired of squirrels emptying his feeders every morning.
- Skip it if
- He wants a camera; this is a plain feeder.
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Who we pick it for
- Not a camera, but it ends the squirrel war on the feeders he already has: the ports close when a squirrel's weight hits it. Squirrels aren't hurt. The bird feeder camera gift that gets Dad texting you bird photos →
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