CountryMax Backyard Seeds Corn - High-Energy Animal Feed for Chickens, Squirrels, Deer & Wild Birds, Ground Feeding, High Protein - Corn Cob - 25 lbs

You get a large mesh bag of corncob seconds - not suitable for the grocery stores. They have been dried and are fully or mostly covered with kernels.Our squirrels love them and have given their seal of approval. We limit 1 cob/day because a single squirrel can strip the cob in a few hours and we have 8 squirrels - first come first serve (HAHAHA). (We also provide nuts, seeds and other goodies as well as, fresh water every day.)We found that it is best to hang them over the deck because the squirrels like to pluck off many, dropping them at their feet, and then grazing on the kernels on the deck. With all the rain we get in the fall-spring, we decided not to let any go to waste on the soggy ground.

Great for the birds and no bugs in the corn, perfect

Good Quality Cobs, wish the bags were larger, a lot of hungry critters here.💖😄

There were no full ears of corn but I got at least 2 quarts of loose corn in the bottom of the bag. There were mainly 1/2 ears, 1/4 ears and those were missing much of the corn. Its like I ordered a bunch of corn cobs not ears of corn. The kernels were wrinkled and old - maybe last years. Will not buy again and would not recomment. I have purchased corn on cob bofire and had much better products than this one.

This corn for wildlife is pretty good. Comes in a mesh sack, and the earns of corn are usually - usually - of good quality. Did get one sack that was pretty low quality, but the others have been good. I would and have bought it again despite that one questionable sack, as otherwise the corn cobs are of good size and the corn is actually on the cob rather than loose in the sack. (You will always get some loose kernels of course, but the quality of this product is higher than most.)

Animals love them but they are smaller than the ones carried at Tractor Supply. If they have them in stock.

All good! Corn was not damaged in anyway. Thanks!

My husband has a spinner attached to a tree in our backyard. It holds 3 cobs at a time. The squirrels are acrobats and he loves to watch them this time of year.