Does this stuff work to get rid of voles?
1442083
Yes voles are also call field mice. this stuff also does with moles. Buy it you will see for yourself how great a improvement. I am still very please with this product. No mice no mole no rodents. Yes Yes hip hip horray.
1442084
on the outside of the home around the edges, and mid way under my hedges, part way on the lawn where i seen holes.
367960
Hi Monika, I use this project mainly to deter squirrels from nosing around my bulbs and digging all over the place. I've never used it for mice but I can't help but think that it might work for mice and rats as well because of the ingredients. It seems to work a little for racoons and skunks so if it was me, I would try it and see how it goes. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. Take care and all the best to you for the new year.
2167379
If you catch the varmint, then tie him down to the ground, then run over him with the tow-behind... yes, it will kill moles and gophers. But I don't recommend it for that purpose. lol
1501433
Yes! Absolutely!I set mine between the lawn and my woods, baited with peanut butter and birdseed. I read oatmeal works well, I have caught more with this trap than any other. I have 3 which is expensive but I am taking voles!
512381
I think voles will be to small for this trap. It would work for gophers, if they have a run close to the top of the ground like moles do. It has killed instantly 100% of the time for me. If the jaws catch the rodent he's done.
1776138
yes, an combination of 50% castor oil and 50% dish detergent, helps to get rid of moles and voles
1487911
Yes, it's a special garbage bag used for keeping raccoons and mice, etc, out of your garbage... You can't mix it together with other types of garbage bags in your garbage because the raccoons will just go into the other types of garbage bags and leave the MintX garbage bags alone... Whatever you're trying to get rid of, be it raccoons or mice... If that doesn't answer your question sufficiently... I suggest you either call MintX - they're very helpful - or visit their website
1043531
It gets rid of nothing! Don't waste your money! Chipmunks were there 5 minutes after I sprayed. Just like it was water. And the Squirrels couldn't care less either. I live in the north east, I guess we have hardy critters!
575802
yes believe it or not got rid of voles from front bushes the loved the roots, noise (vibration) drives them out. Bushes were almost dead and now they are gorgeous
421290
It works on moles and gophers, since it's highly poisonous I would not leave it out so other animals can get in contact with it, if you to try it on ground squirrels I would push it as deep as possible into their borrow and cover with dirt, dogs can dig and get to it so if you have dogs be careful. I found the two best solutions for ground squirrels is barn cats and a 17HMR, the 17HMR is more for fun, the barn cats take very good care of all the vermin including moles, just feed the cats once a day just enough for them to stick around and the rest they get by hunting.
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When putting my nose to the container, there was a smell but nothing bothersome. I used it very successfully to get rid of voles that were making a mess in my yard. I did not notice a smell then. It is a deterrent making the rodents think there is a predator in the area. It will not kill them but chase them away. I put the Shake Away in the holes and in the trails they made. I have dogs that would probably lick it, so didn't put it in their area, not knowing what it would do to them.. The voles seemed to stay away from the dogs area anyway. Since last Spring, my yard has been vole free. When putting my nose to the container, there was a smell but nothing bothersome. I used it very successfully to get rid of voles that were making a mess in my yard. I did not notice a smell then. It is a deterrent making the rodents think there is a predator in the area. It will not kill them but chase them away. I put the Shake Away in the holes and in the trails they made. I have dogs that would probably lick it, so didn't put it in their area, not knowing what it would do to them.. The voles seemed to stay away from the dogs area anyway. Since last Spring, my yard has been vole free.
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Don't know, but guessing a "no". It's the smell that keeps pests/varmints out of your flower bed,it's applied above ground, so probably moles & voles would tunnel underground & underneath any repellant.
1501434
It works very well for meadow voles, I usually place a bit of peanut buttering the small compartment opposite the holding compartment. (Remove top panel and determine which end of trap holds trapped animals, on opposite side of mechanism, smear a spoonful of peanut butter on a wall or floor of trap away from moving parts).Most small mammals will enter trap without bait as they explore entrance but many more are attracted by aroma of bait (and also by other voles once trapped).
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I'm using it to kill voles in my gardens. I don't think they need water. It's pretty much nibble & die. The product smells bad so it's not used in the house. As for killing the voles we will never get rid of them, just control them. They eat flower bulbs, roots. And they do not sleep in the winter, so they chew the bark of the trees. The don't live in your home. You will only know if it is working by messing up their holes and wait to see if the whole was reopened. I stayed mouse traps but they get trap shy.. Smart little buggers. I would give this 5 stars
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I have used the deer repellent in the past in PA and it worked like a charm on bunnies too. I have no bunnies here in NH, but this is doing a good job keeping deer away too. It is not working on voles. I don't know if the ingredients are different, but it smells about the same.
2094806
Hard to say, I used it for mice control and it didn't work. Seems to me it should work right away if the sounds from it is suppose to stop the critters from going where you have it.
1023532
I got it to repel insects and it does not seem to work well for that. Not sure about mice, tho.