Victor M6006 Outdoor Mole & Gopher Poison Peanuts - Mole and Gopher Bait Killer - 4 Pack

Had 6 moles active in a 2 acre garden, ordered 2 lots of this and now just down to what looks like 1 in under 4 weeks. Easy to administer and best if you use the cone nozzle to open up to the mole tunnel rather than disturb all the soil. (Moles are very sensitive to human smell so less contact the better)

If you have ever woken up to find your pristine lawn ruined by a maze of raised ridges and dirt mounds, you know how incredibly frustrating moles and gophers can be. I tried vibrating stakes, solar repellers, and flooding the tunnels with a hose, but nothing worked until I bought the Victor Outdoor Poison Peanuts. They completely solved my pest problem in less than a week.Why the 4-Pack is the Way to Go: Super Clever Packaging Design: The signature cone-shaped container isn't just for looks. The pointed tip is specifically designed to punch a clean, direct hole straight down into the active runways. This means you can drop the bait in without caving the tunnel in, which usually scares the pests away. Irresistible Bait: These are shaped and formulated like peanuts, which gophers and moles mistake for a highly appealing, high-energy food source. They take the bait readily, meaning it works fast. The 4-Pack Value: Getting the 4-pack is highly recommended because pests rarely travel alone, and their tunnel systems can stretch across your entire yard. Having four individual cones allowed me to map out and bait multiple active runways at the same exact time for maximum coverage. Discreet & Out of Sight: Because the bait is applied directly underground inside the active runways, there is no unsightly traps or messy setups sitting on top of your grass. Your yard stays looking clean while the bait does its job underneath. 💡 Pro-Tips for Quick Success: Find the "Active" Runways: Gently step on a few tunnel ridges to flatten them, and check back the next day. If the ridge is pushed back up, that’s an active highway! That is exactly where you want to punch your hole and drop the peanuts. Cover Your Tracks: After dropping the pellets in, gently cover the small hole with a leaf or a small piece of sod. If they see light or feel a draft coming through the hole, they’ll block the tunnel off and avoid the bait. The Bottom Line: If you want to stop playing games with home remedies and actually get rid of lawn-destroying moles and gophers, this is the solution. It is cheap, incredibly easy to apply, and highly effective. My yard is finally flat and green again! Highly recommended!

Very easy application, no odor no sent. He poked the cone down into the hole then you pull it out. Remove the lid and pour pellets down. Cover them back up with the dirt. And wouldn’t let your dogs near this product. It is a poison that kills the gophers , voles and moles.

Bought for rampant gopher problems in Az after pouring into several fresh holes, pellet food still there days later. I don’t think these are vegan Lol. Plus I’m not comfortable with poison. I recently read about a castor oil and palm olive combo that you liberally spray or squirt onto the wholes (they Hare noxious odors and these substances are harmless). The castor does smell a little but not revolting for humans. We shall see how that works.

Had a terrible case of moles and gophers this year. Our neighbor has dogs and our property backs into a park, so usually will get a number of ther critters each year rummaging around. Most years, like this year, we had a guy come out, he caught two gophers with his traps - but not without a $325 bill - yikes! Literally a week later, we had a mole in the front yard that we got with another trap on our own. These last few weeks we have been finding mounds and started to track them as they went around the yard - finally, we caught the bugger in the act in one of our garden. The gopher wasn't able to fill his hole back up before running underground. We took two of these cones and dropped all of their contents within and set a trap on top. Literally the next day (today!) we went out to see if we had any progress, and found the gopher outside laying dead on the ground... Will definitely use this again!!! Just have to be patient and find the active hole (that isnt filled up).