C&S Spicy Pepper Delight Log 32 oz Review

lay it on the ground like i did with logs from the same company who liked birds and disliked chipmunks. But something wore it the second night. Racoon? opossum? We have bears, but they are few. Bigfoot maybe. Probably needs more pepper.

I was disappointed that this lining didn't have a center hole. Instead it came with a flat piece of plastic in the middle and some wire for hanging. If I didn't already have a feeder, that would be a plus. The birds really liked the food themselves until they broke it off the plastic. The feed is pressed and very good.

Many birds were found visiting the log, perching and pecking at the log. I wasn't sure if it would be a hit. The squirrels ate all the fat I cooked. They make a huge mess and then if they chew something and throw it on the floor the raccoons take the rest and bring it to my deck and make a huge mess! Now only birds love him. Thank God! Save me from sorrow!

My woodpeckers and sap suckers come 5-8 times a day to eat this tree trunk and above all the squirrels don't touch it! I love squirrels too, but they can eat cheaper bird seed and give my other birds a bite! I saw a huge surge of birds when I hung this up and they pecked at it. It's been running for about 1 month now and there's about 50% of the magazine left! Well worth the dollar for me!

When I hung it on a hook with wire, it broke free from the wire and fell onto the mulch below, where it shattered into pieces and turned into a powdery mass. I put a few large pieces on another bird feeder base but the birds weren't interested. I was also surprised by the lack of texture. most of the residue was almost powdery. UPDATE: I just spent over two minutes watching a squirrel enjoy a big helping of this Pepperoni Magazine. I am not at all satisfied with this product.

We originally hung it next to our traditional birdhouses, but nobody bothered to touch it! I had no birds at all (including my hummingbirds). After putting it on a branch away from the porch, it became so popular that it only lasts about 5 days. We have blue jays, cardinals, woodpeckers, pygmy wrens, finches, robins, crested tits, etc. They almost never feed from traditional bird feeders anymore, which will save me some money in the long run.

I bought one of these and cut it in half (one star under the Ease of Use category because it would be REALLY good if they were already cut in half - that's how I can put it on a use smaller base and those with larger bases can still stack 2 for full size use). My birds LOVE it. Also, the neighbor's raccoon loves to climb up and grab a handful or two. I think it's all right! I gave it 5 stars for the taste although I haven't tried it myself, but with animals flocking to it (squirrels in…