Yard Butler Gopher/Mole Bait Applicator - Gardening Tool for Safe & Easy Pest Control - No Digging Needed - Durable & Sturdy Bait Applicator - Mole, Vole & Gopher Killer

Been using a Yard Butler for 15 years for Voles and Moles destroying my land. I ordered a 2 more just to have at my second property. This Yard Butler applicator makes depositing the poison bait clean and easy. Only had to use one application this year and knocked those rodents out.The 2 Yard Butlers came early and were well packaged. A well made product(metal) that is easy to use to get rid of those pesky rodents that are destroying your land too. You can buy Yard Butler with confidence.

I am so excited the gophers are gone (for now). I know new ones will come but when that happens I'll be ready.Some history: I had pocket gophers destroying one of my garden beds, digging underneath and eating the roots of the plants from below, then emerging on the surface at night to eat the plants from the top, completely destroyed my plants. I tried other methods like smoke bombs and traps not wanting to use poison. But after the bed was completely decimated, I finally broke down and purchased this Yard Butler Gopher Bait Applicator and the Go Die gopher bait (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07L3MPCL1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) to make sure I do the job right.Using this applicator, I was able to poke around the mounds until I found the den. It was over 2 feet down and huge! I made sure I dispense plenty of the bait. Then I dug open several of the surface tunnels. If the gophers are alive, they will usually repair the damage the very next day. Well, it's been a week they are as I left them. There is no more gopher activity. I have even replanted the bed... and so far, so good. Additionally, I feel good about delivering the poisonous bait so deep in the ground that the bait pellets themselves and the dead poisoned gophers cannot be accidentally be eaten by other animals, or come to the surface when I put plants down.I have to say that this applicator in combination with the bait was SUPERBLY effective. This applicator seems like it will be around as long as me. And I have bait for years in case a new family of gophers decides to take up residence in my beds again. Looking back, I should have done this sooner. I might have been able to save some of the garden before it was destroyed.TLDR: I highly recommend this applicator and get some Go Die bait while you're at it. Sometimes you need to just spend some money to make sure you're getting effective tools for the job at hand!

It works pretty good. The lid is cheap and kinda hard to fill. The lever seems to get hung sometimes with dirt, so you have be careful when you pull it out of the ground. You don’t want the poison to be on the top of the ground. The body is very sturdy though.

Used with Tomcat pellets and finally rid of the darn moles that I've been plagued with for years.

Exterminating voles in my front yard.

Gets the job done but the design could be better. I felt like I was turning that little thing forever per hole.

I'm struggling to control the pocket gophers on my 5 acres and this tool appears to be working, used in concert with the Victor gopher seeds.I actually bent the rod due to the pressure used in pressing this into the clay soil. Be careful and just press down, not an angle.

I bought the device as a last ditch effort to get rid of the moles as opposed to chasing them away. It really works with some caveats. Fill it with poisoned wheat kernels, nothing bigger. Check frequently for clogs and gently tap the end of the device. Turn the grand once forward and then back to dispense. Do not force it into the mole run. Let it drop into the run. You may need two applications to kill most of them. Happy hunting.