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earthworms for killing moles

18 years ago

On Smartgardening this morning they showed a product that is a mole killer. They are like gummy worms that have poison in them to kill moles. I have heard of these and didn't think they would work but ... they say they do. I tried to find a site that advertises this product but no luck.

Has anyone heard of this and know any info on this. Would like to read about it.

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JAYK
18 years ago
It's called Talpirid.

Here is a link that might be useful: Talpirid.com
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