Mole Solutions

MOLE DAMAGE EXAMPLES

IDENTIFYING MOLES

Six to nine inches in length.
Tan to brownish-black fur.
Tiny or invisible ears and eyes.
Short, powerful front legs with large clawed paws oriented for digging.
Commonly detected by the 2 to 24-inch volcano-shaped hills that are made up of clods of dirt.
Eat worms, grubs and insects.
Not commonly seen due to the tunnel systems they inhabit.
Reproduction begins the spring following birth with a forty-two day gestation period.
Generally one litter per year with two to seven young.

KAPUT^® MOLE GEL BAIT

Treat only active burrow systems. To treat a burrow system, locate main runways by probing. Remove the cap from the tip of the applicator syringe and turn dosing ring to mark indicating half ounce. Inject half an ounce of bait (one-sixth of the contents of one syringe) through probe or shoveled open hole at each bait placement location. Make six such placements per burrow system. Cover application holes with sod and soil, but do not allow dirt to sift in and foul or cover bait.

Follow up: Check effects of treatment 4-5 days after bait application by opening and marking burrows in the manner used to check for initial activity. Return 2-3 days later and re-treat all active burrows.

Before use, please read the entire label. Follow all directions and use precautions.

Product Details

Product Name	Safety Data Sheet	Specimen Label	Packaging Options
Kaput Mole Gel Bait EPA Reg. No. 72500-2	Download Safety Data Sheet	Download Label	3oz Syringe

Kaput Mole Gel Bait EPA Reg. No. 72500-2

Mole Solutions

MOLE DAMAGE EXAMPLES

IDENTIFYING MOLES

KAPUT® MOLE GEL BAIT

Product Details

KAPUT^® MOLE GEL BAIT