Compared to the previous brand I purchased (which I don’t believe Sam’s Club carries anymore) the birds in my area really prefer this blend. I think it’s because there are just way more sunflower seeds in this blend and other tasty things. I have a rather short feeder that can fit six to eight birds on it, and I’ll have close to twelve birds on my balcony at times seeking to enjoy some of the birdseed. While there is a mechanism on the bag for easy opening I just used scissors to cut an opening. I’m sure all birdseed bags are built similarly, but nonetheless I’d note that this bag is fairly easy to manipulate and pour, at least it was for me based on how I made an opening in the bag. The blend attracted a great deal of smaller finches, as well as a handful of cardinals and the occasional blue jay.

recently discovered the importance of providing bird feeders during the colder months when food becomes scarce for our feathered friends. I decided to try Supreme Blend Wild Bird Food, and I couldn't be happier with the results. This mix has attracted a diverse array of birds to my yard, and I'm impressed with the quality and variety of the food. The inclusion of sunflower chips, peanuts, and raisins ensures that there's something for every bird to enjoy. I highly recommend Supreme Blend Wild Bird Food for anyone looking to support their local bird population while enjoying the beauty of nature in their own backyard.

I go through about 300 to 400 pounds/month keeping a feral lovebird colony going as well as poaching white-wing and mourning doves, tweety-birds and scavenging pigeons. The birds must love this mix as I have not received one complaint. My feeders have restricting grates to keep the larger birds at bay and my cost down, but they have time, number and determination or their side.

I used to buy all my bird seed from Wild Birds Unlimited. I used their Deluxe orange bag seed for generic everyday bird feed. I tried Sams' Supreme Blend seed about 3 years ago, and I rate Sam's Supreme to be at least as good as WBU Deluxe Blend seed. You get twice as much seed (40-lbs vs. 20-LBS). And it costs $5 to $7 less. And, you can have it delivered to your house/front door. I still like WBU for other bird things and certain other bird seeds.

I have a beautiful wild bird group I feed everyday from cardinals and Blue Jays to woodpeckers who come to the feeders along with squirrels and colorful little birds who sing and brighten my day and they love this birdseed. I buy nuts, raisins and mix it in

We've tried multiple brands of seed, but our birds really seem to like this best. Nice peanuts and fruit pieces really make a difference. We have tons of birds that come for this seed, as well as squirrels, a raccoon, and even deer at night sticking their tongues into the feeders to scoop out whatever is left from the day.

We have Chickadees,Finches,Juncos, Bluejays, Woodpeckers, Sparrows,and Nuthatches who all enjoy this blend very much, not to mention the Chipmunks and Squirrels. Sometimes there will be some of the millet left behind, but very little goes to waste. If I had the patience to de-shell the sunflower seeds, I'd try baking some of this into bread.

The wild birds around us surely love this bird food. It doesn't have the corn, or as much filler. The birds actually sit in the bushes and on the neighbors roof, watching us fill the feeders. Compared to the numerous other bird foods we've tried, this one is the best.

I have not opened the bag yet but expect to since we have snowy weather. If this is the same product I bought last year then it is satisfactory. The birds love it, Frankly I bought the product because it was an instant savings product. Otherwise, I would not.as it is expensive.

Supreme birdseed is a disappointment. It seems to contain filler seed that the birds ignore. In Midcoast Maine at the end of March, we still have snow on the ground. We have an assortment of ground feeders including a large flock of wild turkeys, mourning doves, evening grosbeaks, tufted titmouse, cardinals bluejays, etc. The "filler seed" is ignored and accumulates on the ground. I don’t put it into the feeder used by the chicadees, Goldfinches, etc. I'd much prefer 100% black sunflower seed, even though it is more expensive.