Victor Solar Powered Sonic Spike

I have used this type of solar spike before; however, not sure it was a Victor. We live in the country, and the past few years we all have been overridden with moles. We did not have luck with the first solar spike we used, but that was several years ago. Might be because there were so many moles wrecking havoc on all of our yards. This season we have had tremendous rains and have not yet seen a mole trail; however, I placed the solar spike in an old run and have not seen any new runs yet. I love that it's solar and totally safe for our 6 dogs. One would think the dogs would keep the moles away; however, they are totally uninterested in doing their job. I am very hopeful we have gotten rid of the little critters.

Bought one to see if they work. In less then a week mole moved out of my side yard. I then moved the stake to the front and same thing ….mole gone. I hope the neighbors enjoy him lol. Important that you dig a hole with something other than the spike so as not to break it. Also it's loud. Place away from windows if you like to keep them open.

The spike is easy to insert in the yard. You do have to make a start so you don't break it but I just used a wooden spike. I like that it's solar powered and works up to 7,500 sq ft of area. I do have sandy soil so it said it might not conduct the sonic waves easily but so far no more dirt mounds in the yard. Before inserting in the ground be sure and turn the switch on the bottom side to on otherwise you can't read which side is on and off. Have tried other methods and they don't work very well for the long term, hopefully this will. Just have to be careful when mowing the lawn so you don't run over it. If having mole/gopher problems, I would try this product.

Works great.

Works great.

I can truthfully say, that I am very happy with with the Victor Sonic sticks. I do not have any moles, but I tried it to see if it will work on all rodents.. I have been seeing mice droppings because they are coming from the neighbor's dried palm tree. I monitor the area where I usually see the droppings and, after three days I believe it works on mice as well... Three D batteries are needed and the sonic started beeping immediately, not continuously but like a few seconds between beeps, which proves that it's working.

I have two other battery-operated sonic spikes that have worked fine for over ten years. I was hoping to get another, but it appears they don't make it anymore.

This product is pretty cool.. just take out of the box and put into the ground. It is small enough to fit in small spaces. The color of it is green so it kinda camouflages in the grass. Have not seen any more wildlife running on the power lines. I have had it placed for about a week. Working. I would reccomend this product.

These were supposed to be solar powered battery included and they require 3 D batteries.

Not keeping nothing out don't waste your money