Mole and Gopher Pelleted Bait 1 pound

Rats were digging large holes in yard making a home for themselves, I poured some down in the holes and a few days later the rats moved out. Not sure if they ate them and died somewhere else but it got rid of my rat problem.

These BEST BEST bait for mice, I had infestation, but I found excellent: Goper ProzapBuy Gopher bait "Prozap" (avail here in Amazon, but any Goper bait poison will work, super strong). I toss 1 part Goper "Prozap" bait and 1 part rice (uncookied), or 1 part flour (mice love carb in rice or flour). I run blender until it grind all into a powder and mix well. I cut a paper cup into 1 inc high and fold back to make a slope include. Since these are cheap Goper Powder, I able make 20 of these with just $15 Goper "Prozap" bait bottle. I leave them all corner of all room. For out door, I bought outdoor bait station, add the mixture inside, and put a concret block on top (to prevent bigger animal/pets shake the bait out and eat.Wala, mice can not resist the ground rice or flour, but die within hours of eating strong Goper "Prozap" bait. My infestation gone. Mice bait sold are useless (multi feeding crap so weak).Goper bait + Rice/Flour is the killing machine. Make 20 bait station with paper cup for just $13

I used this product 2 days ago in our mole runs. It looks like today, not much activity, but there are some new ones. I did them today, but as of now, I am pretty impressed with this product and as of now, works the best yet of any I have used. I used the worms and they were a waste of money.

I didn't get any benefit because they didn't eat it. I'm sure it works if they eat it. I have no idea if it was not attractive to them or maybe it is and I just happened to place it in tunnels that they had stopped using. I hate to give it a bad review because moles are hard to get regardless of the method. I have had things work better than this however. And I have still not found anything that works with the absolute efficiency of a barn cat, although one particular dog, a Yellow Lab that we had was also a mole ending machine.

I was encouraged when I read the dire warnings about toxicity that this was a product that would actually help control the terrible problem I have with moles destroying my lawn. I even bought a pole-dispenser to make sure I deposited the pellets inside the tunnels as recommended by the directions. Eventually, I found that it is easier and faster just to use my finger to poke a hole in the tunnel, and shake a teaspoonful of pellets down into the hole. Doing this at multiple points along the tunnels, and using up 3 bottles of this expensive stuff in a few weeks' time would surely kill all my pests, right? NO - they seem to be thriving on this stuff, and is hasn't killed anything that I can see. The moles are still terrorizing my lawn, and this stuff is no more deadly that sawdust, it appears. I would appreciated someone pointing me to an effective solution.

This product does seem to help with getting rid of them pests molds.

Works well for pocket gopher eradication.

I don't think the effectiveness of this product was worth the price. Tried adding it to peanut butter, cheese, nuts and as a stand alone. I won't recommend, and won't buy more. 2 stars, arrived on time and container is good, but I believe the price of the product was mainly for the fancy bottle/marketing of the actual product