Squirrel Proof Bird Feeder Pole, Heavy-Duty 104 Inch Steel, Dual Baffles — Perchmont
Squirrel Proof Bird Feeder Pole, Heavy-Duty 104 Inch Steel, Dual Baffles — Perchmont
A squirrel will get to almost any feeder if you give it a route in. This pole removes the routes.
At 104 inches with dual-layer baffles, it puts the feeder above jumping height and blocks the climb. Heavy-duty powder-coated steel, sectioned for a stable ground anchor, and built to stay upright through wind and wet ground.
What's included: 104" sectioned steel pole, dual baffles, ground anchor, universal mounting hardware.
Fits Perchmont camera feeders and most standard hanging feeders. Placement matters as much as the pole — keep it at least eight feet from fences, branches, and rooflines.
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What it fits
What it fits
Compatible with all Perchmont camera feeders and nest boxes, and with most standard hanging feeders.
If you are unsure whether it will work with something you already own, call us on +1 929 604 7180 before ordering.
Clearance matters more than the pole
Clearance matters more than the pole
Squirrels rarely climb a pole — they climb something nearby and jump across. A grey squirrel can leap around ten feet horizontally and further from above.
Aim for ten feet of clear space in every direction. Look up as well as sideways; an overhanging branch is the most commonly missed route.
Stand where the pole will go and turn slowly in a full circle. Anything a cat could get onto, a squirrel can jump from.
Shipping and returns
Shipping and returns
Free shipping on every order, no minimum. We ship to the US, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand and the UAE.
US delivery typically 3–7 business days; international 7–21. Dispatched same day before 2pm Eastern.
International orders may attract import duties set by your own country, which are the recipient's responsibility.
30 days to return for a full refund, no restocking fee.
Placement
They jump. They do not climb.
People picture a squirrel shinning up a pole. What usually happens is simpler — it gets onto a fence rail, a shed roof or a low branch, and jumps across.
Clear ten feet in every direction and half the problem disappears before you have bought anything.
Shade vs solar
Birds want cover. Panels want sun.
The spot birds feel safest in is usually the shadiest part of the garden — and the worst place for a built-in solar panel.
A 10ft cable lets the panel sit where the sun is while the feeder stays where the birds are.
Short days
For the overcast weeks
Winter light is thin and the days are short. A backup battery covers the stretches when a panel cannot keep up, so the camera keeps running through exactly the season you most want to watch.