Poison Moleworms - M6009 - 10 Worms, 5 Tunnel Locator Flags - Kills Moles Outdoors

Had a terrible mole problem and tried everything to get rid of them. These were recommended and I thought maybe as well try since nothing else has worked. Easy to use and best of all, they work!

I like to spray the mole mounds with the hose using the jet stream feature. This will create a hole of which you can drop these worms in. I did it for every hole I found. Just cover the hole/worm with a light amount of dirt when you're done. The only problem is that more moles will eventually move in so just be prepared with backups. Oh, an I didn't even use the flags. TIP: take the worm and smother it in peanut butter, then drop it in the hole. I'm not sure of the science behind that or that's something moles even like, but it worked!

I believe they have taken care of at least 2 moles

This product has been useful in my garden. It's easy to use, and the fact it's made in the U.S.A. reassures me of its quality. The supplied worms feel just like real earthworms, making them a persuasive bait. Great for use in underground runways. The package includes 10 worms, 5 flags, and a glove, which is very considerate. However, I believe it could be improved by including more locator flags and protective gloves. Also, its effectiveness could be slightly enhanced.

I tried many other products, this is the only one that worked for me. I even cut the worms in half because I had so many mounds made by the moles. After a few days no more mounds.

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.

I have a Mole problem every spring and Fall. They do work but they are getting so expensive.

Moles invaded my back yard and in one night there were suddenly tunnels in my lawn in an 8 foot by 12 foot area, ruining my lawn. I followed the directions of making a hole in the tunnel, marking with flag, and checking over the next two days to see if hole filled in showing this is an active tunnel. I put 5 poison worms in active tunnels and crossed my fingers. Problem was, now there were so many tunnels so quickly, by the time I put the worms in them, the mole had moved on to other tunnels. So the mole survived because there were more new tunnels formed in the next couple of days. So I mashed ALL the tunnels flat one evening and the next morning a much smaller section of tunnels had reappeared. I felt into tunnels by sticking my finger in the tunnel, to make sure it was a tunnel, and not filled with dirt. I put worms in the junctions, where multiple tunnels met (marked with a flag), and did not put worms where the tunnels ended, assuming the mole turned around and went back. I waited two days (during which zero new tunnels appeared) removed the flags that marked where I put the worms, and mashed the tunnels flat again. Two more nights went by, and no more tunnels have been made. Looks like the end of the problem. So this product works! The trick is placing the worms where the mole will find them. This is much less expensive than hiring someone to use a similar product. We did that 3 years ago when moles invaded our front yard. It took 5 trips by the pest control company to get that under control and cost 20 times more. I will be using this product again for sure.