Description

The photo is from one of Rollerfeeder Owner's that has Raccoon problems, in addition to constant grey squirrel problems living near a deep woods area.  The large Raccoon is attempting to defeat the feeder by hanging down from above because if it crawls to the feeder box, Rollerfeeder spins mechanically to dislodge the animal.  The internal seed hopper stays upright while the built-tough double sided housing with perches freely rolls around 360 degrees.  For Raccoons, the Rollerfeeder needs to hang in a location with adequate clearance so that the animal is forced to crawl down from above, this will produce the best results in preventing Raccoons.  For easy to beat Grey Squirrels you can hang the Rollerfeeder anywhere you want without worry of squirrels defeating it, the same goes for small red squirrels.  Raccoons are many times (100 times) more difficult than squirrels to keep out of bird feeders, correct placement allows it to operate as designed for the most difficult animals.  See also Testimonials Page about squirrels, birds, and other animals.