Vole Scram Professional makes tunnels and soil smell bad to voles, and also makes vegetation (roots, foliage, stems, seeds, tubers and bulbs) taste bad to the voles. Vole Scram changes the voles' normal environment to drive them out of infested garden beds, lawns, and turf. This product contain…
Read Full Answer »We appreciate your business! Vole Scram is applied either with a broadcast spreader or by hand with the provided scoop in beds, mulch or rough grass. If it is used as directed, it will work. For Northern Snowfall Regions: In early September/Octorer, apply a 20 foot band to the perimeter of the pro…
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Vole Scram Professional contains natural ingredients and will not harm veggies. We do recommend to apply Vole Scram around the perimeter of the garden for Vole control.
No, Vole Scram Professional cannot be dissolved in water, it is insoluble. If you can't use a broadcast spreader, you can apply it by hand with the scoop provided inside the pail.
Yes, the Vole Scram is safe for plants and ornamentals and is specifically designed for use in those areas for vole removal.
Vole Scram Professional contains natural ingredients and will not harm veggies. We do recommend to apply Vole Scram around the perimeter of the garden for Vole control.
No, Vole Scram Professional should not be watered in. Please view the product label for more application information and timing.Â
Vole Scram Professional can safely be applied over mulch.Â
Vole Scram Professional application recommendations are as follows: For Northern Snowfall Regions: In early September/Octorer, apply a 20 foot band to the perimeter of the property where the voles nest during the summer months. This will reduce them from entering the property. With your second appl…
Read Full Answer »We would recommend doing one or the other depending on your personal preference. Since they are already there, using bait may be the best option if you know where their tunnels are. Kaput Rat & Mouse Bait imitates the natural food source for rodents voles by being manufactured as a loose grain. Open…
Read Full Answer »If voles have currently infested the yard, you have options for treatment with either using a repellent like Vole Scram Professional or by using a rodent bait in tamper resistant bait stations where there are active tunnels. This is based on personal preference. For large or higher vole populati…
Read Full Answer »According to the Vole Scram Label: Apply with a broadcast spreader using the settings below or apply by hand with scoop in beds, mulch or rough grass.
Vole Scram Professional works great when used as directed. We apologize we are not familiar with the product you are comparing it to. Please call us at 866-581-7378 to better help you troubleshoot. We also sell excellent baits and traps for voles, which we would recommend if you already have voles i…
Read Full Answer »We do apologize but we do not have any such pictures to provide for the Vole Scram Professional. You can apply it by hand with the scoop provided inside the pail.  You would apply 1 lb per 600 sqft, applying a 20 foot band around the perimeter of the property.  You could try reaching out to the…
Read Full Answer »Vole Scram Professional is only labeled to control voles.  We do also carry Mole Scram Professional. Â
We apologize, but the Vole Scram Professional label does not list your model spreader settings. To figure out how to apply it with your particular spreader, we would recommend for you to watch the video in our spreaders page (scroll all the way to the bottom) to learn how to callibrate your …
Read Full Answer »We cannot compare Vole Scram Professional to store products because we are unfamiliar with those products and their ingredients since we do not sell them. These are professional grade products so they are considered stronger. We recommend you take a look at the labels for both products to see which…
Read Full Answer »To know how to apply Vole Scram Professional with your particular spreader, we would recommend for you to watch the video in our spreaders page, scroll all the way to the bottom, to learn how to callibrate your spreader correctly.