Quick Strike Mole & Gopher Gasser, 4-Pk.

Highly recommend! This product worked great for the rats in our barn. Basically like a road flare, remove the cap and strike it and put it down into the hole, then cover the hole with a rock or board. I think it would kill babies in a nest, but don't count on it to fully kill adolescents and adults. It smoked them out and we stood nearby and clobbered them with a shovel as they burrowed out of a different hole. The sulfur odor is about the same as a stink bomb, we did it in an open barn and we could smell it but it wasn't a problem to be in the area.

OK, I didn’t use this for its distinct purpose and actually I had a problem with yellow jackets that had made nest down in the ground. I sprayed them so many times with guaranteed to kill a yellow jackets in seconds all that marketing yellow jackets just drank the spray I used on them and got up and blew into my face. It didn’t stop them very well. So I had used these flare type of gas bombs before. This particular one was easy to strike and get it going and I just waited for the yellow jackets to calm down and shove it down their hole because I could not kill them and this probably had 1000 in there. Well, they didn’t survive that attack. The smoke filled into their home and finally took them out. You just have to be careful to do it quickly and get out of there, but it did work not for what it was intended for but regardless.

Moles still on my backyard . I think there are too many of them

This product works on pocket gophers. The reason I only gave it four stars is because some of them either won't light due to a faulty ignition charge or the scratch pad was missing or rubbed off much to easily.

I had voles/moles digging in about a 20x20 area in my yard. I touched off the entire pack of these in several holes and covered them with dirt to smoke em out. 2 days later the moles retaliated and really started digging to show me who the boss really was. Think I will try to flood them out. Had good luck with that in the past. As for these...I think they the equivalent of those candy cigarettes we used to chew up in the 80's.