Hilarious squirrel video! How to stop squirrels from getting into bird feeder. Cheap easy safe fun!

This is how you safely, cheaply, and hilariously keep squirrels from climbing the pole into your bird feeder. Video proof! Squirrels were eating all my birdseed and even gnawing on my wooden homemade bird feeder box that my dad made.
Well this channel is all about skills my dad taught me so my new proven method of keeping squirrels away from my prized bird feeder really hits home! This isn't a cheap baffle or ugly soda bottle, it's safer, cheaper, and more fun to watch than any other method. Plus, you probably have the 2 ingredients already in your kitchen.
This method does not harm the squirrels in any way, in fact it gives them a little more exercise while the birds watch their failed attempts in delight.
WARNING: I strongly suggest you put up a camera to watch the squirrels as they try to climb up the pole! It's video gold!
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[@bikergirl1756]

Jason this is Trish, love the video and great bio-friendly idea!!

[@norafox4789]

Too funny!!

[@Budini67]

Another good method is Butter flavor PAM cooking spray. Just spray the pole with it. Same effect, they slide right down. They really seem to enjoy licking their paws clean in between climbing attempts too.

[@BruceAcre-mv5hb]

Will this work on a wood pole?

[@scottnieradka6836]

Or you can just get a cat; squirrels are invasive.

[@skillsmydadtaughtme880]

I believe cats are invasive, no? Besides, without squirrels how is my indoor cat to be entertained while looking out her window?

[@IrieFiery]

Cats would also go after, and scare away the birds

[@skillsmydadtaughtme880]

@@IrieFiery you are correct, I’ve seen the neighbor cat launch up and snatch a bird off this platform. It was amazing! But I mean really, there are plenty of birds here so it’s not like they’re going extinct. And even the squirrels don’t bother except when they chew my feeder!