Natural Elements Mole and Vole Repellent – 100% Castor Oil Formula – Lawn and Yard Treatment – Covers Large Areas – 128 oz (1 Gallon)

I had an issue with moles in my yard. I applied this 3 times in one week and I have seen a visible change. This thing works as stated!

I poured some down all mole mounds & watered it in. That was a week ago and still no moles showing up. I hope they stay away!!

Works great. I put this on my yard to keep moles out of the garden.

I know this is a fairly highly recommended product but so far it has had minimum affect on the darn moles i am in a fight with. I feel like ground hog day over here. Easy to apply though at least. Maybe when i can get the current resident evicted, this product will keep them away.

It is the middle of winter in Michigan so it is impossible to tell if this will work or not. But I can for sure say that it is a full gallon of Castor Oil. I bought this because the price was good and we have a bad mole problem. Our dog digs and tries to get the so we don’t want to use poison. Looking forward to trying this natural solution that won’t hurt our dog!

I was pleasantly surprised by how well this repellent worked. Within a 2 days of applying the application process was straight forward. There were clear instructions on the packaging, so I didn't have any trouble figuring out the best coverage. One of the reasons I chose this product was because it uses castor oil as the main ingredient. I prefer natural solutions over chemicals, especially since I have pets and didn't want to risk their health. The product seems to be safe and effective without the need for harsh chemicals. Just the smell I don't like while it’s not overpowering, there is a slight odor after applying the product. It’s not too bad, but if you’re sensitive to smells, you might notice it for a few hours after application. I would recommend this product to anyone

This may actually just work! Put this around my shed and garden. Excited to see if they ever come back.

Treated the yard every day for a week. Seems the moles have moved on for now