Baar Lawn Mole Castor Oil, MolEvict, 5 Gallons

This product truly works. When applied correctly, moles will scamper in an effort to avoid the treated area(s). It is important to use this the very first moment you see any signs of moles and a few more times after that. This should keep you mole-free for the season.

I have to admit, I did not use as instructed because the mole hills were all over our fenced-in dog yard. I picked this product looking for safer way to eliminate the moles or voles without hurting my dogs. The dogs have only been able to catch one in the past when they happened to be there as the mole pushed up dirt. I mixed a cup of the castor oil with a cup of unscented soap with water in a gallon pitcher. I took a shovel and removed all the mounds of dirt. I poured a bit of the mixture on top of each and then put a bit of dirt back on top of that. It's been a couple weeks and so far so good! I noticed one previous hill had a slight bump - and they clearly decided, nope! It's even rained several times since using it, but the product application is still working. Very happy with this product.

I bought this hoping to deter the rabbits from eating my shrubs. I followed directions and sprayed the mulch around them and also the leaves of my shrubs. It hasn't damaged the shrubs and I haven't seen any more signs of the rabbits stripping the leaves.

This drives the moles out of the area. I ve used it before works well. Compared to other treatments. It isn't harmful to pets.

Worked perfect after applying within two days there was no sign of moles

Great price. One gallon for the price of 32 ounces.

Way too expensive- price has jump since last year! I mixed with water- expect to keep critters away from garden and house!

I tried this mole killer. It didn't work

This product was so ineffective that I can't believe I wasted my money on this purchase. My armadillo thought this was a joke and continued to destroy my flower bed.

We have had voles this year on our deck and yard. Sprayed this everywhere twice but the voles still come daily.