Moultrie Varmint Guard

Once it was assembled it attached fine. I did add some zip ties for some extra support after putting it together.

Florida squirrels can still get in.

Seems like a good product. Fairly easy to assemble. I would like to see all thread bolts with two wing nuts for the access part. It currently has a phillips head bolt with a wing nut. If it seizes due to weather etc. you would need to have a phillips screwdriver with you to access your feeder motor.

I liked the price and easy to assemble. I hated the final assembly it was as good as it is going to get for a product made in China. Just don't expect perfection I suggest using zip ties to fasten the sides together.

The media could not be loaded.  It is easy to put together (be careful not to lose the little screws and nuts) and easily fits the pre-set holes on the bottom of the feeder. It appears to be effective at stopping squirrels from chewing on and getting at the corn in the dispenser. However, raccoons have no trouble reaching through the cage-like guard to get at the corn on the spreader wheel. Squirrels were 90% of the problem so it works well in that that regard.

Make sure you dont use to feed fish it gets in the way feeding fish in pond. Deer corn would would work great for critters..

It really just slows down the “varmint.” In the first week, raccoons have learned to just hang on it and reach in or shake it to sprinkle corn. Deer, rather than licking with their tongue to spin the feeder, have learned to bump the metal guard and shake food onto the ground. I would say it works about 50% better than no guard.

I like cage. Easy to install but a little over priced

Do not use in bears country. A small bear tore it down easily and proceded to destroy my moultrie dispenser.

Working Ok