Wagner's 62046 Backyard Wildlife Food, 8-Pound Bag

I really like the diversity of the product. It not only provides food for a wide spectrum of birds but also the chipmunks, squirrels and rabbits in the area that I live at. I’ve even seen opossum and rabbits late at night feasting on what has been left after the ‘day crew’ gets done. There is very little waste, if any. The Velcro closure is also a big help as other providers don’t have this. Personally, though, I’d like to suggest instead of full kernels of corn, use 1/2 or 1/4 size kernels. Either way, it’s still a good value.

I recently purchased Wagner's Backyard Wildlife Food with the goal of attracting more squirrels to my backyard, and I have been very happy with the results. The product is a blend of seeds, grains, and other ingredients that are specifically formulated to attract a variety of backyard wildlife, including squirrels.One of the things that I like most about this product is the variety of ingredients it contains. The seeds and grains are a hit with the squirrels in my yard, and the added nuts provide a nice treat for them. I also appreciate that the ingredients are high quality and non-GMO, which is important to me as a conscious consumer.The packaging of the product is also convenient and easy to use. The resealable bag makes it easy to store and dispense the food, and the included feeding tips and suggestions for attracting different types of wildlife are helpful.Since using this product, I have noticed an increase in the number of squirrels visiting my yard. They seem to love the variety of seeds and grains, and I have even observed them burying some of the nuts for later.Overall, I am very pleased with my purchase of Wagner's Backyard Wildlife Food and the success I have had in attracting squirrels to my yard. It is a product that I would definitely purchase again in the future.

Great price for a no waste feed for birds.

I was originally going to give this a lower rating of only 3 stars, because it seemed like there was way too much corn and very few peanuts and it seems our squirrels are not that keen on corn. However, when I came to pour out some of the food into a container for the purpose of taking a review photo, I saw that in fact I was wrong and that there does actually seem to be quite a good mix after all. I think what might have happened was for the first couple of times we filled the feeder, we didn’t shake up the bag and for some reason, the heavier peanuts and sunflower seeds must have settled to the bottom.I did find the packaging a little confusing though, because on the front, it shows a squirrel and a rabbit and mentions “a tasty treat for squirrels, rabbits …..”, but the whole of the back of the bag seems to mention mostly bird feeding.Our back garden squirrels do seem to really like this and it’s a lot of fun watching them, but we haven’t seen many birds feeding from it, except a couple of Blue Jays. From now on we’re going to remember to shake the bag before filling the feeder.

I am thrilled with Wagner’s 62046 Backyard Wildlife Food! This 8-pound bag provides a great variety of seeds and nuts that attract a diverse range of wildlife to my backyard. I’ve noticed an increase in bird activity since I started using this food, and it’s been such a joy to watch the different species come to feed. The quality of the seeds is excellent, and the packaging ensures freshness. It’s also reasonably priced for the quantity and variety you get. I highly recommend Wagner’s 62046 Backyard Wildlife Food to anyone looking to create a welcoming environment for wildlife in their backyard.

All of the little critters love this food. I've taken to throwing some on the deck in the morning, so my cat can see the wildlife a litter closer up.

I really thought i was going to like having critters around. I have a sick cat who loves watching them from our window so i thought, hey, a nice feeder to bring all the squirrels and birds to the yard will help! Ordered this food even. Within a day the squirrels went out of control and have destroyed my wood feeder. I no longer like squirrels.

A lot of empty peanut shells and whole (not cracked) corn nothing would eat. Sunflower seeds were good. Probably will not buy again. Better and more economical to just buy cracked corn, sunflower seeds and peanuts individually once you account for the inedibles.