Pros & Cons
Pros
Woodpeckers, chickadees, bushtits and all jays eat this suet. The birds still enjoy it just the same, but it makes cleaning the feeder and installing new cakes a little messier. Chickadee and woodpecker love it.
Good product, easy to put in holder without a slimy mess, and no complaints from my fine feathered friends. Packaging is like most suet cakes and is fine. The bonus here is the wrapping; one touch with sanything sharp and the wrapper practically jump ... Read More
Quality also seems to last longer and disintegrates more slowly. I seem to be replacing more often than the store bought ones. Will continue to monitor.
Cons
Suet looks pls and gone bad. Birds seem uninterested in this suet. Would not order it again. Had to discard it.
Low quality soft greasy mess at 65 degrees. As a result, it goes in the suet feeder bare. The only birds who go to this suet are the ones that lose the battle for perches on the seed feeders.
Highlights
Quality
The birds and squirrels in alaska love this product
Very popular with the 15 varieties of birds in our yard
Packaging/appearance
The one thing i love best is the packaging
Competitiveness
Im a longtime suet plus customer my local woodpeckers as well as the occasional nuthatch and chickadee love this brand
Most other suets get devoured by the crows in the area in a day or two
However this version is much softer than the suet plus i get from the same manufacturer
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Cheap and wood peckers seem to like both flavors
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Most other suets get devoured by the crows in the area in a day or two
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Im still trying to decide whether to reorder suet because starlings are not my favorite birds
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We get a lot of wood peckers using this particular block
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Each block lasts for a couple of weeks
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Ive been mostly disappointed until this
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I have found that in our yard here in nj suburbs of philadelphia that the berry flavored suet cakes are eaten up much faster than the others in the case even by the woodpeckers