Best Mole Poison

Choosing the best mole poison not only saves you time and effort but it also reduces the amount of money you spend on poor quality poisons or gimmicks that just don't work.

There's nothing more discouraging than fertilizing, watering and taking care of a beautiful lawn only to find mole damage that seemly appears out of nowhere.  

So in a desperate attempt, many homeowners try flushing them out with a garden hose or even using exhaust fumes from an automobile to get rid of them.

Trapping vs Using The Best Mole Poison 

When it comes to mole removal you basically have two options that work…….traps and poison.

While trapping is still the number one way of removing moles from your lawn, not everyone is interested in labor intensive traps or having contact with dead moles.

For those who decide trapping just isn't an option, a good quality poison is your next best choice.  

Here's the problem with poison…….in the past poison hasn't been effective.  

Many of us know someone (maybe even yourself) who has pushed countless pieces of "bait" in a mole tunnel only to find it didn't work.  

Here's the good news!  

The formula of mole poison has changed and it's now very effective.  

Although poison is still highly controversial because the dead moles are underground and you don't get actual "proof" the poison worked, many people who use it report excellent results. 

Plus, moles are pretty active and new mole activity is easy to find.  

So, if you stop seeing fresh mole activity after using a high quality poison, it's safe to say it was effective.

Important Tip To Remember When Using Poison 

Whenever you handle poison you should wear protective gloves.  Here's why:

• Touching the poison with your bare hands can risk exposure to your body.  Also, even when wearing gloves you should always wash your hands with soap after applying the bait.

• Moles have very poor eyesight so they rely on their sense of smell to navigate.  Even the best mole poison won't work as well if it's covered in human scent.

Best Mole Poison - Our #1 Choice

When choosing a mole poison it's important to know that moles are insectivores and their main diet is earthworms.  

Moles do not eat seeds, bulbs, plants or nuts so using a rat, gopher or mouse poison will not work.

The most effective mole poison on the market today is the Talpirid Mole Bait.

The baits earthworm design has a formulated smell and flavor that moles will actually eat!  

Plus as an added bonus the shape actually resembles an earthworm. 

Talpirid uses Bromethalin as the active poisonous ingredient.

Bromethalin is a very effective mole poison and can kill a mole in one feeding, usually within 24-48 hours.

Talpirid Mole Bait Worms, 20 Count

To use the bait simply find an active mole tunnel and place a worm inside.

Close up the tunnel to prevent unwanted light exposure and that's it.

After consuming the worm the mole typically dies underground eliminating any unwanted contact with the deceased animal.

Finding an active mole tunnel is easy.  

Using your foot, smash the mole tunnel flat and check it the next day.

If it's raised, this means the mole has moved through the tunnel again and it's active.

Look for long straight tunnels that extend long distances or tunnels that follow the foundation of a sidewalk or building.  

These are typically the main tunnels which are used frequently by moles. 

The tunnels that seemly go in circles or in every direction are not commonly used again like the main tunnels described above.  

So, to make the best mole poison as effective as possible, place it in the main tunnels.

Talpirid Mole Killer can be found at many large home improvement stores or it can be found purchased online.  

Amazon also has many positive reviews from customers who have used the product.

Are Their Any Safety Concerns When  Using Poison?

If you're having second thoughts about using a poison to get rid of moles you're not alone.  In fact, it's a very common concern.

After all, if the poison can kill a mole, why wouldn't it harm a child or pet?

The main reason poison doesn't have a lot of safety concerns is because it's placed underground and out of the reach of children. 

However, here's a few tips when using the best mole poison around children or pets:

• Explain to your children what the poison is and to stay away from it if they happen to see one of the baits in the lawn.

• Pets are a little harder to control around poison because they'll dig and you can't keep your eye on them constantly.  It's recommended to keep your pet away from the area for about a week after applying the poison.

Overall

If you notice mole damage in your lawn or garden this year and you need an easy and effective way to get rid of them, consider using the Talpirid Mole Worm.

Modern technology has made poisonous baits both safe and effective for anyone who is experiencing unwanted mole damage in their lawn. 

This newly reformulated poison offers a great alternative to trapping.

They're easy to use and they work great. 

Simple to use, effective and you don't have to clean up the mole afterwards.

Plus doing it yourself will save you a lot of money compared to hiring an exterminator to get rid of the moles for you.