The hottest formula of food grade chili concentrate ready to mix with your favorite seed. Just remember to wear gloves and wash up after mixing.
No diluting necessary-ready to use instantly.
While most effective with shelled seeds and nuts, it works wonders on all types of wild bird feed, seed and suet.
Flavor
flaming squirrel seed
Age Range Description
All Life Stages
Item Form
Seeds
Specific Uses For Product
Bird feeding and attracting wild birds
Special Ingredients
Liquid Chili Pepper
Container Type
Bottle
Breed Recommendation
All Breed Sizes
Allergen Information
Allergen-Free
Product Benefits
Attracts more birds, natural, eliminates squirrels
UPC
751478102498
Additional Features
Squirrel deterrent and bird attractant using chili pepper
Recommended Uses For Product
Bird feeding, Attracting wild birds
Animal Food Diet Type
Raw
Global Trade Identification Number
00751478102498
Target Species
Bird
Pet Type
Bird
Included Components
Item
Item Type Name
Cole's FS16 Flaming Squirrel Seed Sauce, 16-Ounce
Manufacturer
Cole's Wild Bird Products
Model Number
FS16
Occasion
Birthday
Manufacturer Part Number
FS16
Warranty Description
No_warranty
Unit Count
16 Ounce
Number of Items
1
Item Weight
16 ounces
Package Size Name
16 oz.
about us
Cole's Wild Bird Products Company is a true "mom and pop" success story. Back in the early 1980's, Richard and Nancy Cole started feeding experiments in their backyard because the "birdseed in a bucket" they bought at the grocery store wasn't attracting the beautiful songbirds they wanted to see. They devoted hours upon hours researching the dietary needs of their feathered friends to find just the right combination of ingredients that would bring the most birds to their bird feeders. Neighbors started noticing the increased bird activity in the Cole's yard and came knocking for the secret. Soon the first dreams of an entrepreneurial business were born.
They would mix and bag their own seed in the garage at night after work and deliver it to neighbors and local stores on the weekends. A few years later Richard's daughter, Elaine, joined the family enterprise.