Professional Mole Scram 22lb Bucket

This stuff works. But don't expect the moles to disappear overnight. I applied a good amount and then a week later I applied a second time. In one area I actually applied some by hand because of the amount of mole activity in that area. I didn't see any results for about 2 weeks. The moles definitely do not like this stuff. Expensive but worth it. The formulation looks like saw dust that has been mixed with the repellent. I used a scotts speader per the instructions and it flows ok but I had to shake the speader for consistent flow. I didn't find the smell of citronella to be particularly offensive. The smell fades quickly. So 45 days later and as best as I can tell the moles are gone from the areas that I treated.

I've made 2 applications, 2 weeks apart, and now there are no new mole tunnels! I'm going to switch to the recommended monthly application frequency. I've tried lots of other applications, with not much result. I'm sold on MoleScram.

EDITED!!!!! 5/22/22…This seemed to work at first but about every 3 weeks I would have to reapply and it just totally quit working after a few times and now they are worse than ever so I can not recommend …………….,I ordered a container of this because the moles were taking over my yard, I spread it out over the area with most activity and it seems to have worked for the most part ,I had to order 2 more containers because my yard is so big which gets really pricey and if you have to do it every 3 weeks or so lije has been said then that’s really expensive but it does seem to work , some folks say they don’t like the smell but to me it smells like citronella , it’s not bad at all in my opinion, the only complaint for me is the price

If you have moles in your yardk and you have not been able to chase them away, I would suggest to keep looking. This stuff is easy to put down using a lawn spreader and the smell (not too bad) is supposed to drive the moles away. It appeared to work after the first part of the application but the moles returned. We even had a professional pest company come out and that did not work either. From what I have read, if you get rid of the mole food supply (grubs, etc.) that will work.

This stuff does work with repeated applications. The moles didn’t leave overnight but with repeated applications almost all of them have moved on. I have tried several thing that can be bought at local garden centers that never worked but this has definitely worked for me

Save your money. This product did not work at all. If you insist on purchasing this, please be prepared to wear a respirator when spreading it. Even though the product states it is pet safe, our dogs had a significant respiratory reaction which restrict their outside activity for a couple of weeks. This was an expensive purchase with disappointing outcome.

Our Orkin professional left us the little bit that was left in his bucket when he left and told us to purchase it on Amazon. A little good a long ways. Really worked, moles were gone quickly.

This stuff seems to work! I had been using "Mole max" and it gradually stopped working. Mole max is primarily castor oil. Castor oil is pretty good at keeping unwanted, earth burrowing animals away, but I guess they eventually get use to it. "Mole scram" has an added ingredient of citronella. You can plainly smell it when you are applying it. This stuff is oily looking, unlike the mole max. I have to assume that it's more castor oil. Nonetheless, the first application stopped all the mole activity in my yard. I'm going to use it a few more times just to be sure.