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

Appears to have gotten rid of the moles in my front yard

Very easy to use gophers are tough to get rid of. I’ve seen less activity.

This product definitely worked for getting rid of a gopher in our yard. Be aware though-it also killed the squirrels (which we did not want).

I don’t believe this works with squirrels. Little monsters keep coming back

Sad to say this product didn't work for me. I followed the directions to the T but it didn't get rid of my varmits. They are still tearing up my yard like they're getting paid. Disappointed...

I recently redid my back yard, including planting a new lawn. I was so happy with the way it was coming out until moles started destroying it. I tried another poison, which seemed to only invite more moles to my yard. I tried 2 different traps and many DIY tricks, including castor oil, gum, vinegar, dish soap. Every morning I would wake up to 3-5 new mole hills in my yard, including right next the the traps! I came across this and figured I would try it, though I wasn't really expecting it to do a lot of good given the cheap price. Was I ever surprised! Less and less holes every morning and now, no new ones for the last 3 days! I just ordered another container of this just in case they come back. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

The rat is dead, gone, bye. Tried a number of things to kill the rat in question, and nothing worked. Rats are apparently very smart, and notice changes in their environment easily. They avoid new stuff. I mixed about one table spoon into 1/4 cup instant mashed potatoes (dry) and left it where the rat hung out. First night he sniffed around and didn’t eat it. Second night, he ate enough to kill him. Third night… no more rat.

I bought a 3-pack of these last year and just used the last few bits from the last one in my latest mole hill in my otherwise pristine lawn. The pointed end doesn't really cut it to get down into the hole, so you need to use a spade or trowel to get into it, then apply the pellets and close it up again. I really can't say for certain that it took care of the problem and they just keep coming back, so am even more unconvinced. The old hose in the hole for 10 minutes seems to work just as well, but I can't definitively state that this doesn't work. As they say, the jury is out on this product in my view and I probably won't invest in more of it.