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product_id: 3574081
title: "Squirrel Buster Standard Squirrel-proof Bird Feeder w/4 Metal Perches, 1.3-pound Seed Capacity, garden green"
brand: "brome"
price: "526.33 DT"
currency: TND
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 9
category: "Brome"
url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/3574081-squirrel-buster-standard-squirrel-proof-bird-feeder-w-4-metal
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region: Tunisia
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# Durable garden green finish 1.3 lb seed capacity, compact & refill-friendly Squirrel-proof weight-sensitive perches Squirrel Buster Standard Squirrel-proof Bird Feeder w/4 Metal Perches, 1.3-pound Seed Capacity, garden green

**Brand:** brome
**Price:** 526.33 DT
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🦜 Outsmart squirrels, upgrade your garden’s VIP bird lounge!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Squirrel Buster Standard Squirrel-proof Bird Feeder w/4 Metal Perches, 1.3-pound Seed Capacity, garden green by brome
- **How much does it cost?** 526.33 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/3574081-squirrel-buster-standard-squirrel-proof-bird-feeder-w-4-metal)

## Best For

- brome enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted brome brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Bird-friendly perches:** Four sturdy metal perches provide comfortable dining spots for a variety of wild birds, enhancing your backyard birdwatching experience.
- • **Squirrel-proof design:** Weight-sensitive perches close instantly to block squirrels and heavy birds, ensuring your feathered friends get exclusive access.
- • **Effortless maintenance:** Tool-free assembly and easy-to-clean design keep your bird feeder hassle-free and always ready for the next feeding.
- • **Versatile hanging mount:** Includes a robust metal hanger for secure placement anywhere in your garden, creating a stylish and functional focal point.
- • **Compact yet ample capacity:** Holds 1.3 pounds (0.75 quarts) of seed—perfect balance between frequent refills and deterring squirrel hangers-on.

## Overview

The Squirrel Buster Standard is a premium, squirrel-proof bird feeder featuring weight-sensitive perches that close to block unwanted guests. With a 1.3-pound seed capacity and durable garden green finish, it offers easy, tool-free assembly and cleaning. Designed to attract wild birds while keeping squirrels at bay, it’s a must-have for millennial garden curators seeking a sleek, effective, and low-maintenance feeding solution.

## Description

Product Description It is easy to clean and to fill. It is weight adjustable to exclude larger birds, and no tools are required to assemble it. Holds 3/4 quarts of seed. From the Manufacturer Squirrel Buster Standard is a squirrel proof wild bird feeder with a lifetime warranty. It is easy to clean and to fill. It is weight adjustable to exclude larger birds, and no tools are required to assemble it. Holds 3/4 quarts of seed.

Review: Finally, something that defeats the squirrels - I have almost a dozen squirrels that used to regularly come and raid my bird feeder. I've seen eight in the yard at the same time. They're even coming from across the street. It used to be there were just one or two and I didn't mind providing bird seed for them, but with this many they monopolize the feeder and the birds don't even get a chance. I tried various ways of coating the seed with capsaicin, which was said to deter the squirrels. It barely even slowed them down. I bought a slingshot and started shooting dried peas at them. I even hit them a few times. They'd just run to the back of the yard, out of range, as soon as I opened the door, but unless I wanted to chase them they'd just wait down there until I went back in the house and they'd be right back at the feeder. A friend pointed me to the Brome Squirrel Buster Pro. It looked good but was quite a bit more than I wanted to spend on yet another "squirrel proof" feeder. The Squirrel Buster Standard seemed a good way to try out the basic design without spending a load of money. The Squirrel Buster Standard appears well designed and constructed of high quality materials. The fit and finish are excellent. Taking it apart to fill it with seed is simple and so is reassembly. What's not obvious in all the pictures is inherent to the design is a stiff metal hanger that's almost as long as the body of the feeder. Be aware of this when planning on a good location for it. So far, it's working exactly as advertised. The feeder is hanging from a shepherd's hook. I had to put the hook in the ground at an angle to keep the feeder far enough away from the shaft that the squirrels couldn't reach over, but it seems sufficiently stable. The squirrels have tried attacking from below, from above, and from the side. They can't reach it from the side and attacks from below or above shut the seed ports so they can't get to the seed. My only little quibble is that the feeder is quite small. I used a 12 oz. glass to fill it and was able to fit just two glasses of seed into it. That makes the capacity exactly as they say, 3/4 quart, or 24 fl. oz. The small size is a plus as far as the squirrels go since it gives them less to hang on to, but it is going to mean filling the feeder more often. I'm coming to this from a huge feeder. Even with a dozen squirrels feasting daily I still only had to fill it every other week. With a lot of bird activity I'm figuring I'll have to fill this one every two or three days. Still, that's a price I'm willing to pay if it keeps the tree rats from pilfering the seed. I've attached a short video of squirrels trying to attack the Squirrel Buster Standard. Mostly it's failed approaches but about halfway through one gets a good grasp and you can clearly see the ports close and his failure at gaining access to the seed. UPDATE: I've had the feeder for about six weeks now. The squirrels have pretty much given up on attacking it. About once a week one will have a go at it, fail miserably, and then return to feeding from what has fallen to the ground. The lack of an easily-accessible squirrel smorgasbord has greatly reduced the number of squirrels frequenting my backyard. The small size of the feeder has proved to be a bit of an issue. If I don't top it off every day I run the risk of it being emptied on the second day. The weather has been quite mild so this hasn't been a huge deal, but I might be thinking otherwise if there was a couple feet of snow on the ground. I've also had a problem with the rather small opening at the bottom of the tube through which the seed passes before getting to the feed tray. The seed mix I bought has some pieces of dried fruit in it and the fruit has gotten stuck in the opening and blocked the flow of seed. It's really an issue of incompatibility of the seed I have with this feeder, not so much a problem with the feeder itself, but it's something of which buyers should be aware. With seed mix like this the feeder may appear full from a distance but no seed is getting to where the birds can get at it. All told I'm still very happy with this purchase. My only regret is that I didn't find this feeder sooner. FURTHER UPDATE: I was happy enough with this purchase that I decided to spring for the big brother, the Squirrel Buster Plus. That one is a lot larger, but also has smaller holes situated a little bit above the feeding tray. The birds have to poke their beaks in a ways to get at the seed and the smaller opening keeps inside the feeder most of the seed that would otherwise be scattered. This brings up a significant flaw with the Squirrel Buster Standard. The feeding ports are too big. The messy eaters scatter seed all over the place. I just put up the Standard next to the Plus that's been hanging up for a couple weeks. In about six hours the birds completely emptied the Standard, most of the seed ending up on the ground. The squirrels don't need to eat right from the feeder, they just sit underneath and graze on the spillage. I'm going to see what I can do about reducing the size of the openings but I'm not hopeful. This feeder does keep the squirrels out but the rate of spillage is such that it almost doesn't matter. The feeder empties just as fast as if the squirrels could eat from it.
Review: Good Quality Feeder - This is my first seed feeder and it’s a hit, with the birds and me. It’s easy to set up. Takes about two cups of seed. So far, the squirrels are having no luck with it. I have it hanging on a shepherds hook far from any trees. I can’t believe I hadn’t done this sooner but glad I got my start with this feeder. It’s a good quality feeder.

## Features

- Durable, squirrel proof bird feeder
- Reservoir holds 0.75 quarts of seed
- Bottom perches allow birds to sit and dine
- Weight sensitive perches close when a squirrel or heavy bird lands on them
- Feeder may be hung with attached hanger

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00ABGSX4S |
| Best Sellers Rank | #8,753 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #151 in Wild Bird Feeders |
| Brand | Brome |
| Capacity | 1.3 Pounds |
| Color | garden green |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (12,001) |
| Department | Racks/Futons |
| Included Components | Manual |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 1.6 pounds |
| Item model number | 1057-V01 |
| Manufacturer | Brome Bird Care |
| Material | Plastic |
| Mounting Type | Hanging Mount |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Product Dimensions | 5"L x 5"W x 13.25"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Seed |
| Special Feature | Squirrel Proof |
| Target Species | Cardinal |
| Theme | Birds & Bugs |
| UPC | 628209010578 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Brome
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Seed
- **Special Feature:** Squirrel Proof
- **Target Species:** Cardinal

## Images

![Squirrel Buster Standard Squirrel-proof Bird Feeder w/4 Metal Perches, 1.3-pound Seed Capacity, garden green - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61PRulnGDQL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: HI there,
anybody knows if woodpecker uses this feeder? Thank you! And do doves use it ? I don't want doves. Thank you!**
A: I have the squirrel buster mini (older version) on the upper deck.  Doves cannot use this feeder as they are big and cannot sit on the four perches provided.  Woodpeckers (big and small) cling onto the feeder and family of cardinals (big and small) sit on the perches to feed all the time.  This is the newer version of the mini and is better constructed.

**Q: Can I put anykind of bird food in this feeder**
A: We recommend black oil sunflower seed; it is a great source of energy for the birds and won't clog our feeders. Feel free to contact us at 1-800-856-5685 for more information, our office hours are Monday-Friday, 9:00-5:30 EST.

**Q: How many small birds may feed at one time?**
A: 4 perches, but you probably won't see 4 birds at a time. Just for a few seconds, we've seen 3. They either scare each other away or distract each other. Usually 1 or sometimes 2 on our feeder.

**Q: Does this feeder keep away Starlings?**
A: We have had a fairly small female starling come to this feeder, but only once or twice. Don't think a big one would be able to use it.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Finally, something that defeats the squirrels
*by J***L on February 27, 2016*

I have almost a dozen squirrels that used to regularly come and raid my bird feeder. I've seen eight in the yard at the same time. They're even coming from across the street. It used to be there were just one or two and I didn't mind providing bird seed for them, but with this many they monopolize the feeder and the birds don't even get a chance. I tried various ways of coating the seed with capsaicin, which was said to deter the squirrels. It barely even slowed them down. I bought a slingshot and started shooting dried peas at them. I even hit them a few times. They'd just run to the back of the yard, out of range, as soon as I opened the door, but unless I wanted to chase them they'd just wait down there until I went back in the house and they'd be right back at the feeder. A friend pointed me to the Brome Squirrel Buster Pro. It looked good but was quite a bit more than I wanted to spend on yet another "squirrel proof" feeder. The Squirrel Buster Standard seemed a good way to try out the basic design without spending a load of money. The Squirrel Buster Standard appears well designed and constructed of high quality materials. The fit and finish are excellent. Taking it apart to fill it with seed is simple and so is reassembly. What's not obvious in all the pictures is inherent to the design is a stiff metal hanger that's almost as long as the body of the feeder. Be aware of this when planning on a good location for it. So far, it's working exactly as advertised. The feeder is hanging from a shepherd's hook. I had to put the hook in the ground at an angle to keep the feeder far enough away from the shaft that the squirrels couldn't reach over, but it seems sufficiently stable. The squirrels have tried attacking from below, from above, and from the side. They can't reach it from the side and attacks from below or above shut the seed ports so they can't get to the seed. My only little quibble is that the feeder is quite small. I used a 12 oz. glass to fill it and was able to fit just two glasses of seed into it. That makes the capacity exactly as they say, 3/4 quart, or 24 fl. oz. The small size is a plus as far as the squirrels go since it gives them less to hang on to, but it is going to mean filling the feeder more often. I'm coming to this from a huge feeder. Even with a dozen squirrels feasting daily I still only had to fill it every other week. With a lot of bird activity I'm figuring I'll have to fill this one every two or three days. Still, that's a price I'm willing to pay if it keeps the tree rats from pilfering the seed. I've attached a short video of squirrels trying to attack the Squirrel Buster Standard. Mostly it's failed approaches but about halfway through one gets a good grasp and you can clearly see the ports close and his failure at gaining access to the seed. UPDATE: I've had the feeder for about six weeks now. The squirrels have pretty much given up on attacking it. About once a week one will have a go at it, fail miserably, and then return to feeding from what has fallen to the ground. The lack of an easily-accessible squirrel smorgasbord has greatly reduced the number of squirrels frequenting my backyard. The small size of the feeder has proved to be a bit of an issue. If I don't top it off every day I run the risk of it being emptied on the second day. The weather has been quite mild so this hasn't been a huge deal, but I might be thinking otherwise if there was a couple feet of snow on the ground. I've also had a problem with the rather small opening at the bottom of the tube through which the seed passes before getting to the feed tray. The seed mix I bought has some pieces of dried fruit in it and the fruit has gotten stuck in the opening and blocked the flow of seed. It's really an issue of incompatibility of the seed I have with this feeder, not so much a problem with the feeder itself, but it's something of which buyers should be aware. With seed mix like this the feeder may appear full from a distance but no seed is getting to where the birds can get at it. All told I'm still very happy with this purchase. My only regret is that I didn't find this feeder sooner. FURTHER UPDATE: I was happy enough with this purchase that I decided to spring for the big brother, the Squirrel Buster Plus. That one is a lot larger, but also has smaller holes situated a little bit above the feeding tray. The birds have to poke their beaks in a ways to get at the seed and the smaller opening keeps inside the feeder most of the seed that would otherwise be scattered. This brings up a significant flaw with the Squirrel Buster Standard. The feeding ports are too big. The messy eaters scatter seed all over the place. I just put up the Standard next to the Plus that's been hanging up for a couple weeks. In about six hours the birds completely emptied the Standard, most of the seed ending up on the ground. The squirrels don't need to eat right from the feeder, they just sit underneath and graze on the spillage. I'm going to see what I can do about reducing the size of the openings but I'm not hopeful. This feeder does keep the squirrels out but the rate of spillage is such that it almost doesn't matter. The feeder empties just as fast as if the squirrels could eat from it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good Quality Feeder
*by D***T on January 31, 2026*

This is my first seed feeder and it’s a hit, with the birds and me. It’s easy to set up. Takes about two cups of seed. So far, the squirrels are having no luck with it. I have it hanging on a shepherds hook far from any trees. I can’t believe I hadn’t done this sooner but glad I got my start with this feeder. It’s a good quality feeder.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Feeder
*by J***M on December 11, 2025*

Perfect feeder for our yard. Well constructed and keeps the squirrels from stealing all the seed.

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*Last updated: 2026-07-17*