Victor M6009 Poison Moleworms, Yellow For Rodents

Works for a while but the moles come back in 2 or 3 weeks.

Worked like charm. Just expensive.. mole gone in a day!

I had a terrible mole problem last summer. I overseeded my lawn and set up irrigation in hopes of restoring it from previous years of drought. Things were going well until the moles moved in. Probably to chow down on the earthworms that preceded them. I was getting half a dozen mounds in a 300 sq. ft. area some days. Our exterminator suggested mole worms (not this brand per se) and offered good advice for how to use them. Mostly you need to just follow the instructions on the box. First, wait for mounds to appear. Then with a large screwdriver or the like gently drill a hole in the center of several mounds down into the tunnel below and flag them. Wait a couple of days and monitor the holes. If the holes fill back in then the mole is using that tunnel repeatedly and will likely return. Drill a new hole in the center of the mound. Now place one of the worms all the way down into the tunnel below. Gently cover the hole. You don't want to disturb the tunnel so much that the mole gets spooked thinking that a predator has been digging around the mound. You may have to do this for several days and in several mounds a few feet apart until the mole takes the bait. Apparently, moles cache food so even if the activity doesn't stop immediately the worms may work eventually. You just have to be patient. Now this year I will be setting out mole repellent early in the spring. Apparently, moles are opportunists and will readily inhabit the abandoned tunnels of other moles so I am not out of the woods yet.

This is the poorest made product of any I have purchased in my lifetime and I’m 53 years old. I don’t mean types of poison bait; I mean ANYTHING I have ever purchased. These mole baits are supposed to resemble worms and they do but that is the only positive thing I can say. They are IMPOSSIBLE to remove from the tray and remain intact. The consistency of the worms are way softer than a plastic fishing worm and only the slightest bit more firm than Jello. I ended up using a small, flat stick to scrape the worms out of the molds. Again, none came out whole and only two came out in half. The molds have entirely too many ridges and that also contributes to removing them from the mold. Buy ANY other product than this. A complete waste of time and money.

Who knows if these work but desperation doesn’t come cheap.

SAme as all the rest, sometime it works great and other times not so much. All the worms have the same amount of killer

I was directed to this product by AI, and it really works well. Follow the instructions carefully about placement and you will be very pleased!

I have this two stars instead of one in case it’s human error. I planted them as instructed but maybe not in the right areas? Either way I’m having to find other options to control my problem.