A pile of mixed nuts and dried fruits for Squirrel Munch Mix, including almonds, cashews, and walnuts.

Squirrel Munch Shell Free Mix

Nutritious, Convenient, Energizing, Wildlife

$23.99 CAD
$23.99 CAD

Our Squirrel Munch Shell Free mix is loaded with tree nuts, peanuts, whole corn and suet nuggets. Packed with fat and protein this blend is essential for supporting healthy development. No shells discourage caching so your gardens and house gutters stay shell free. It’s made to attract squirrels and backyard visitors with a convenient blend that creates less mess around feeding areas.

Mixed Tree Nuts, Skinless Peanuts, Tree Nuts, C&S Suet Nuggets™ (Rendered Beef Suet, Roasted Peanuts, Raisins, Corn, Oats)

Weight - 5lb (2.27kg)

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Key Features & Benefits

A pile of mixed nuts and dried fruits for Squirrel Munch Mix, including almonds, cashews, and walnuts.
Nutritious

Nutritious

A protein-rich blend made with nuts and suet nuggets to help support active backyard squirrels

Convenient

Convenient

A shell-free mix that reduces cleanup while making feeding wildlife easier and more enjoyable

Energizing

Energizing

Provides natural fats and calories squirrels need for daily activity, especially during colder months

Wildlife

Wildlife

Attracts squirrels and other backyard visitors so everyone can enjoy nature from your own home

Frequently Asked Questions

The kind of bird seed you select depends on the kind of birds you want to attract. Sunflower seeds are a good all around seed, and different blends can help attract different kinds of birds. Refer to “Choosing The Right Seed” for guidance.
Birds are fussy. Some mixes have seeds and grains that birds don't like. A good blend with ingredients that birds actually enjoy will help reduce waste and increase bird traffic.
Bird seed is best when it is fresh, and should be stored in a cool, dry place. Make sure to always keep the bag of bird seed sealed until the next use, and leave bird seed in a dry feeder instead of a moist one. Unopened bird seed can last several months when stored properly, while seed in feeders should be replaced if it becomes wet, moldy, or spoiled.