Droll Yankees Jagunda Squirrel Proof Bird Feeder, 18.5-in

By Droll Yankees
Rated 3 out of 5 stars
$177.17Chewy Price
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  • Feeder can be mounted to the 1-inch diameter poles.
  • Seed valve in the hopper is adjustable for the seed flow you want.
  • 18.5-inch polycarbonate feeder tray prevents pesky squirrels from reaching the feed.
  • Feeder stands strong and lasts long due to the no-tilt auger.
  • Designed with a 15-inch cover that shelters birds and protects the seed from the weather.

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1 Customer Questions


Droll Yankees Jugunda Squirrel Proof Feeder: What is the length of the pole? Can additional sections be purchased to make it higher off the ground?
Answer by ChewyDec 11, 2021
The included black steel pole measures 5.5 feet long. Extensions are not available.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By laurieb on Aug 28, 2022

Great birdfeeder

This is my second jagunda feeder. I had to replace my last one after at least 15 years out in the weather. My problem was that a in the past year a very determined squirrel actually managed to work at one of the drainage holes in the tray, and eventually made it big enough to squeeze through to get the seed. When I blocked that hole with a rock, he got to work on another one and again managed to get through! With this new one, I put a squirrel baffle on the pole! Otherwise it holds up very well over time.


Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Kmr on Jan 30, 2022

The design is poor

When I received this item the poles came rusted. Chewy offered to take it back but I had purchased bags of bird seed and I wanted to feed the birds so I kept it. The rusted poles did not prevent the feeder from going together. The issue is the design of the tray. There are no drainage holes in the very bottom so the water stays in. The water then freezes at night and it is a mess. I have been out there with paper towels trying to absorb the mucky seed and who knows what else from the tray before it freezes. Why wouldn’t they put drainage holes in the bottom of the tray. It is what it is but based on cost I do not feel the quality is there. It needs too much maintenance when there is rain or snow.