🌽 American Garden Works KK-16 Kritter Korn Ear Corn: Premium Quality for Feeding Wild Animals Review

This product looked cheap so I gave it a try. Some people are lucky, but I'm not. There are no full ears. Half of the corn was at the bottom of the bag and some of the corn on the cob still had the husks. I will not buy this product again.

It is estimated that around 35% of the product is in the loose core state. The image on Revain is misleading and does not represent what I received. I would send it back but it's not worth sending it to UPS. Do it yourself and stay away from this article.

Fuller, better looking butts than other fashion brands I've bought. I'll ask the squirrels to check it out and contact you. Let me know, I'm posting husked corn and corn on the cob. For some reason, squirrels prefer corn on the cob to husked corn. Of course there's a squirrel that loves to peel apple slices before eating them, so what does a squirrel know?

At first I started feeding my squirrels and woodpeckers Big Box products but one day they ran out of it so as always I come if I can't find it in the first store I find home and order it on Revain.com (I think I'm your best customer). Shortly after ordering I found out there was a pet food store 10 or 15 miles away so I went there and bought a £25 bag. I just finished this bag and opened the critter corn that was still in the shipping box. Doesn't matter! They are beautiful big full ears, no…

This is the first time I've bought a product like this so I have no comparison but I was very disappointed when I opened the box today to put corn cobs on it to attach squirrel picnic tables that I bought as a surprise gift for my family. Here's what I saw (I've attached pictures): (It was like you used that pack as an ice pack from the store and just kept dropping it. Now I understand that each ear of corn wouldn't be 100% full of corn, and that's understandable but I'm not paying anywhere…

I have been buying this product for several years. That was great. But the last two or three orders have been very bad. Many very small ears (e.g. 3-4 inches) and many larger ears are only 50% or less seeded. I know most of those "lost" kernels are in the sack, but the point is "corn on the cob," isn't it? Small cobs of corn are problematic because I want to keep the amount of feed I give each day constant. There is a TON of loose cores at the bottom of the package. Had I wanted loose cores I…