Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait (Zinc Phosphide) - 1 lb. - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Nicole
    04/15/2011
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    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 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.
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  • Asked by Diane
    05/20/2011
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    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 carry a full line of other rodent baits that are specifically for mice and rats.
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  • Asked by Frank
    06/03/2011
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    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?
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    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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  • Asked by Jack from Fairfax Ca
    07/03/2013
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    I used Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait (Zinc Phosphide)in my vegetable garden by mistake. Are my plants useless?
    I used it around tomato and onion and beans.
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    Since : Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait (Zinc Phosphide) is not labeled to be used in the garden, we would recommend not consuming the veggies. Please contact VPG 888-583-5296 to trouble shoot this.
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  • Asked by Judy
    06/27/2011
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    Can I use Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait (Zinc Phosphide) on property with a septic tank and well?
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    Although Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait is unlikely to leach into the soil and move into a well, you should still use caution and avoid using Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait closer than 15 feet to the well.
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  • Asked by Debra from Hawthorne Wisconsin
    09/12/2011
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    Does Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait have to be put in each individual hole in the lawn?
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    Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait should be placed in active burrows or tunnels depending on which animal you are trying to eliminate. Please take a few moments to review the Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait product label for tips on finding the active burrows or tunnels and for application directions.
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  • Asked by Elaine from Brandon, Ms
    11/02/2021
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    Can Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait (Zinc Phosphide) harm my dog?
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    Hi-Yield Mole and Gopher Bait (Zinc Phosphide) can be harmful to pets if inhaled or swallowed. When applying the product, do not allow the pellets to be exposed on the soil surface. Follow the product label instructions for proper baiting methods.  

    ** Update: The Hi Yield Mole and Gopher Bait (Zinc Phosphide) has been discontinued and is no longer available. 

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