Victor M6006 Mole & Gopher Poison Peanuts, 6 Oz

Keep your yard free of burrowing critters with Victor Mole & Gopher Poison Peanuts. The handy peanut pellets act as both a bait and a killer to eliminate moles and gophers and stop lawn damage fast. Plus, the cone tip design and precision tube makes it easy to pour pellets into active tunnels. With 6 oz. of peanuts, this container includes plenty of bait to rid yourself of burrowing animals.

• 6 ounce container
• Active Ingredient: Zinc Phosphide
• Pellets attract and kill moles and gophers quickly
• Easily punch holes in active tunnels with cone tip design
• Unique formula is palatable to moles and gophers
• Tube makes it easy to pour pellets into tunnels
• Quickly and effectively kills moles and gophers
• For use in underground runways or subsurface feeding tunnels
• Easy to use - just drop bait into holes in roof of tunnel
• Cone-tip design for punching holes and applying the bait
• Do not place in areas accessible to children and pets
• Made in the U.S.A.

Attracts and Kills

• Victor Mole & Gopher Poison Peanuts eliminate moles and gophers doing damage in your yard by attracting them then eliminating them. First, the peanuts are designed to look and taste extremely palatable to burrowing rodents. After ingesting the poison peanuts, the active ingredient, Zinc Phosphide, soon exterminates them.

Punch Holes with Cone Tip

• For your convenience, the cleverly designed container features a cone tip that allows you to punch holes in tunnel surfaces for easy pellet application. After identifying active areas, simply poke a hole in the top of the tunnel with the pointed end of the cone. There are no tools needed!

How to Use Poison Peanuts

Victor Mole & Gopher Poison Peanuts are incredibly easy to use. Note: this product should not be placed in areas that are easily accessible to children and pets.

• Prior to treatment, determine which burrows are active by pressing down a small section of the tunnel. The burrow is active if the flattened runway is raised again or the roof has been repaired within 48 hours.
• After identifying active burrows, carefully punch a hole in the top of the tunnels with pointed end of cone.
• Next, drop in a teaspoon of poison peanuts and carefully close the tunnel with sod or stone.
• Do not collapse the runway again or allow loose soil to cover the bait.
• After a few days, check the burrows to see if they are still active. If so, repeat treatment.
• While wearing waterproof gloves, collect and dispose of exposed dead animals.