Good little toy. We saw these in the UK whilst house sitting last year. Start by hanging it lower to the ground until the chooks know what to do, then gradually raise it up until they have to jump to get food out. Unfortunately the cunning wild birds have also worked out a technique to get food, but still...a great wee toy.

Fantastic product and my girls love. Some just sit and wait while some have the hang of it. Lovely to sit back and watch plus keeps them entertained for ages

My chickens are ok with the toy after the bravest one had a go at it.
However the sparrows try to get their beaks in to. Some hover like hummingbirds. Had hoped they would give this a miss, as I bought it to replace the snack balls my chickens liked and which the sparrows too were able to operate.
Also wonder why the manufacturer put holes in the top of the toy; rains het in and wets the seed snack. Very disappointing.
Wouldn’t buy another one . More work for me; no manic fun for the chickens.

Bought this in a moment of indulgent cluckiness (on my part), wanting to give the girls a bit of fun and entertainment, but they seem just too dumb to use it.
They get a whole lot more out of a pile of leaves, weeds and clippings with the treats sprinkled over - hours of happy scratching and squabbling!

Omlet Peck Toy

They love the toy. Takes them about 45 mins playing with it.

The hens won’t use it. Have you any good ideas please. I have spinach in it

My three Orpington's love the peck toy.

My chooks love this boredom buster and all gather around to get the treats. Highly recommend this product.

I have 6 young hens. Maybe they just need to learn whats in the peck toy, but they don't seem overly interested at the moment.