Bell Labs Talpirid Mole Worm

To identify an active tunnel, use a stick or your heel to flatten a small section of the raised ridge. If the tunnel is repaired or pushed back up within 24 to 48 hours, it is currently in use and is the ideal spot for placement.

No, Talpirid is designed to be effective after a single feeding. The bait contains bromethalin, which is potent enough to control the mole after one ingestion.

Because this is a pesticide, it must be used with caution. You should always place the bait directly into the underground tunnel and cover the opening securely to prevent access by non-target animals, pets, or children.

For best results, place one worm into each active tunnel section you have identified. It is more effective to treat multiple active areas across your lawn rather than concentrating too many baits in one single spot.

The worms are individually sealed for freshness, which helps maintain their integrity. However, once placed in the soil, they are designed to mimic a natural food source and will eventually break down if not consumed.

Yes, you can use Talpirid in gardens, but you must be careful to place the bait deep within the tunnel system. Avoid placing the bait directly onto or near edible plants to prevent any potential contamination.