Heavy-Duty Bird Feeding Station Pole

and squirrel-resistant feeding area for backyard birds. By elevating feeders off the ground and spacing them properly, it helps reduce access from squirrels and other ground animals, allowing birds to feed more peacefully.

The vertical steel pole design keeps feeders positioned higher and away from common jumping points, while the multiple hanging arms allow you to separate feeders, making it harder for squirrels to reach food at once. When paired with appropriate feeders or accessories, this system significantly limits unwanted animal interference.

Built with a heavy-duty ground stake base, the station installs firmly into soil, maintaining stability even when multiple feeders are in use.

Key Features:

• Squirrel-Resistant Feeding Setup
  Elevated pole height and widely spaced hanging arms help deter squirrels, raccoons, and other ground animals.
• Multi-Arm Hanging Design
  Supports multiple feeders, trays, or suet cages while keeping feeding areas separated.
• Stable Ground Stake Base
  Pronged steel stake anchors securely into soil for reliable outdoor stability.
• Durable Steel Construction
  Weather-resistant metal structure designed for long-term outdoor use.
• Flexible & Expandable System
  Compatible with a wide range of tube feeders, hopper feeders, and suet cages.

Product Specifications:

• Product Type: Bird Feeding Station
• Mounting Style: Ground-mounted with stake
• Material: Steel
• Finish: Outdoor-coated black metal
• Available Lengths:36 in (91 cm), 48 in (122 cm), 60 in (152 cm)
• Suitable For: Backyard bird feeding setups
• Use: Outdoor, year-round

How It Helps Deter Squirrels:

• Keeps feeders elevated and out of easy reach
• Allows feeder spacing to reduce jumping access
• Works best when paired with squirrel-resistant feeders or baffles

(Note: While no system can guarantee 100% squirrel-proof performance, this station significantly reduces interference when used as intended.)

Recommended Placement:

• Install in open lawn areas away from trees or fences
• Position feeders at least 5–7 ft above ground
• Keep the station 6–8 ft away from jumping surfaces