Cole's HM05 Hot Meats Bird Seed, 5-Pound

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  • Get more bird visits than ever before!
  • The hottest formula of food grade chili concentrate mixed with whole kernel sunflower meats.
  • 100% All natural and chemical free ingredients
  • Works well in all feeder types including Cole's Terrific TubeTM, Mighty MeshTM, and Bountiful BowlTM.
  • Attracts all sunflower-loving birds. Bluebirds and cardinals are especially fond of the hot Cajun flavor.
UPC751478101439
FlavorHot and Spicy
OccasionBirthday
Pet TypeBird
Item FormSeed
Item Shapeshape
Unit Count80 Ounce
Item Weight5 pounds
ManufacturerCole's Wild Bird Products
Model NumberHM05
Container TypeBag
Item Type NameCole's HM05 Hot Meats Bird Food, 5-Pound
Target SpeciesBird
Number of Items1
Product BenefitsNutritious for birds, reduces waste for users
Package Size Name5-lb bag
Additional FeaturesHabanero Chili Infused, Squirrel Deterrent
Included ComponentsSeed
Special IngredientsSunflower Meats, Liquid Habanero Chilli Pepper, Safflower Oil
Allergen InformationBPA-Free
Breed RecommendationAll Breed Sizes
Warranty Descriptionno warranty
Age Range DescriptionAll Life Stages
Animal Food Diet TypePlant-Based
Manufacturer Part NumberHM05
Specific Uses For ProductBird feeding, attracting wild birds
Recommended Uses For ProductAttracting and feeding wild birds
Global Trade Identification Number00751478101439
Cole's Wild Bird Products

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.

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