Victor M6009 Poison Moleworms Ready-To-Use Kit, 10-Pack

It’s a startling (but true) fact that moles consume between 70% and 100% of their body weight in food each day. Not so surprising: earthworms rank high as a favorite food source – which is why Victor Poison Moleworms were cleverly designed to look and feel just like the real deal. If you were to close your eyes and hold a Poison Moleworm and a real worm in each hand, you’d actually find it hard to feel the difference. These ingenious baits are formulated to be exceptionally palatable to moles – meaning, the moles find them to be downright tasty, which is why these poison worms are the best way to kill moles. When eaten, the poison bait swiftly kills the underground varmints. End result? The moles – and your mole woes – are history.

• 10 Pack
• Quickly and effectively kills moles
• Uniquely formulated to be palatable to moles
• Looks and feels like real earthworms, a main food source for moles
• For use in underground runways or subsurface feeding tunnels
• Easily locate active runways with active tunnel locator flags
• Simple-to-use – just drop bait into holes in roof of tunnel
• Safe to handle – protective glove prevents contact with bait
• Do not place in areas accessible to children and pets
• Looks and feels like real earthworms
• Made in the USA.

Specifications:

• Design: Poisonous rubber worms
• For Use Against: Moles
• Recommended Placement: Underground runways or subsurface feeding tunnels
• Active Ingredients: Bromethalin
• Included:
• 10 poison moleworms
• 5 tunnel locator flags
• 1 protective handling gloves.

More Info:

Locate Active Tunnels

• Selecting the proper area to place the Poison Moleworms is essential to successfully getting rid of moles in your yard. Begin by locating active tunnels. Make one-inch holes in the roof of a tunnel and mark the openings with the locator flags included in the Poison Moleworm package. Revisit the holes after 24-48 hours. Tunnels that have had holes resealed are an indicator of mole activity and a good place to bait.

Proper Bait Placement

• After you’ve located an active tunnel, simply poke a hole that’s slightly larger than the diameter of the Poison Moleworm in the roof of the active tunnel and drop the mole killer in. Reseal with dirt and repeat every 5 to 10 feet.