Zinc Phosphide Mole and Gopher Bait, Hi-Yield Mole Gopher Bait

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$16.66

Buy 2 or more: $16.20 each

Buy 6 or more: $13.16 each

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bottle (1 lb. each)

$16.66

Total Price: $16.66

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Product Overview

Compare to ZP Rodent Bait -- same amount of active ingredient!

Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait is an acute, rodenticide bait that kills moles and pocket gophers within hours. It provides fast economical cleanout of infested areas. Just teaspoon amounts of Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait, equal in effectiveness to 4 ozs. of anticoagulant bait, control in one feeding. The active ingredient, zinc phosphide, is mixed throughout this bait for maximum acceptance. When ingested, Zinc Phosphide Bait comes in contact with dilute acids in the stomach, releasing toxic phosphine gas. Zinc Phosphide is not stored in muscle or other tissue of poisoned animals; there is no true secondary poisoning of your pets. Its odor is not offensive to rodents but does discourage non-target animals.

Details

Active Ingredient	Zinc Phosphide 2.00%
Target pests	Moles and Pocket Gophers in lawns, golf courses and other non-crop areas.
For use in	Outdoor use only. Do not apply to gardens or crop areas.
Application	Carefully punch a hole with a screwdriver in the top of an active mole run, drop 1 teaspoon of product into hole and close hole with sod or a small stone.
Shipping Weight	1.18 lbs
Manufacturer	VPG

Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait is an acute, pelleted rodenticide that kills moles and pocket gophers within hours. It provides fast economical cleanout of infested areas. Just teaspoon amounts of gopher bait equal in effectiveness to 4 ozs. of anticoagulant bait, control in one feeding. The active ingredient, zinc phosphide, is mixed throughout this bait for maximum acceptance. When ingested, Zinc Phosphide Bait comes in contact with dilute acids in the stomach, releasing toxic phosphine gas. Zinc Phosphide is not stored in muscle or other tissue of poisoned animals; there is no true secondary poisoning of your pets. Its odor is not offensive to rodents but does discourage non-target animals.

Product Documents
- Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait (Zinc Phosphide) - 1 lb. Label
- Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait (Zinc Phosphide) - 1 lb. SDS
9 Customer Reviews

Top Reviews

Works Every Time

By Carol on 06/21/2011

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This is the only product that has completely rid my flower beds, yard and farm property of voles and gophers. I tried pepper, water and other suggestions but I just kept finding holes. Not with this p…
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This is the only product that has completely rid my flower beds, yard and farm property of voles and gophers. I tried pepper, water and other suggestions but I just kept finding holes. Not with this product! They are gone! I have used this Hi-Yield under another name that is no longer offered. I thought I was out of luck until I found Hi-Yield. It is the same as the product that I've used for about 6 years. Every spring I "doctor" (by just dropping a little scoop into the hole) the new holes, cover them up and never get any more. Safe for pets too!

Gophers Like IT!

By T on 06/17/2011

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I was hesitant about the successful use of the product because of its only 2% active ingredient content and its stinky, chemical smell. But it is great, so far. I have quit flooding holes and used a f…
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I was hesitant about the successful use of the product because of its only 2% active ingredient content and its stinky, chemical smell. But it is great, so far. I have quit flooding holes and used a funnel to aid insertion into the run. I strongly recommend the product, and will order more next spring as I do not know what the shelf life is.

Did Great Job of Eliminating Mole Problem

By Frank on 11/15/2011

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I used a non-lethal method to get rid of a minor mole problem several years ago. Unfortunately, this time I had pervasive problem which required me to find another solution. I followed the directions…
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I used a non-lethal method to get rid of a minor mole problem several years ago. Unfortunately, this time I had pervasive problem which required me to find another solution. I followed the directions carefully and did some test holes in suspected active tunnels (there were so many of them this time). In as few as 3 hours, the moles had repaired some of the holes. I waited the 24 hours recommended to make sure I had identified all the active tunnels. I carefully created a hole in roof of the active tunnels and placed the Bait in the tunnel. I covered each newly created hole with a small rock. I also placed a small flag marker (like those used by utility companies to mark underground utilities) to make it easier for me to relocate the holes I had dug. After several days, I retested the tunnels by checking to see if any moles remained and repaired any holes I made in the roof of the tunnels and it appears my efforts, and this product, were successful. I do recommend placing flags to mark the test holes. Made it a lot easier to relocate them and inspect them to determine the active tunnels and then later to test to see if the bait had worked properly.

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7 Questions & Answers

Helpful Q&A's

Q

Does Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait kill voles?
ZP Rodent Bait, which specifically mentioned voles, was discontinued. This replacement doesn't mention voles. I need something to control the hordes of voles in my backyard and don't want to spend a fortune on an ineffective pesticide. I have no time to lose since the voles become more numerous by the day.

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Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait is not labeled for voles (also known as field mice). This of course doesn't mean it wouldn't kill them, it means that this product was not intended for this use. The reas…
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Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait is not labeled for voles (also known as field mice). This of course doesn't mean it wouldn't kill them, it means that this product was not intended for this use. The reason for this is most likely because Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait is intended for use underground or in covered areas only and voles tend to only have very shallow, open burrows or runway paths that are exposed. Voles can be tough to control during times when they are having a population explosion like you have described. You can place baits such as Fastrac Blox or Final Blox in tamper resistant bait stations directly into the voles runways. Traditional wooden mouse snap traps also can do a pretty good job in eliminating these pests. Please take a few minutes to read over the Vole Control article for more hints and tips for successfully controlling the vole population on your property.

Q

Does the Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait work for mice?

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Although the Hi-Yield Zinc Phosphide will kill a mouse if it eats is, the product is not labeled for mice or rodents and therefore we cannot recommend it is a treatment method. However, we do ca…
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Although the Hi-Yield Zinc Phosphide will kill a mouse if it eats is, the product is not labeled for mice or rodents and therefore we cannot recommend it is a treatment method. However, we do carry a full line of other rodent baits that are specifically for mice and rats.

Q

Will mole and gopher pellets fit in a gopher applicator tool?
Can I apply this product through a gopher applicator tool? Are the pellets small enough to fall down a 1/2" pipe?

A

The pellets inside would the Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait are small enough to fit down a 1/2 tube with no problems.

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