Kaput Mole Gel Bait pre-marked syringe makes dosing simple, and the gel mimics natural mole foods like worms and grubs, preventing them from pushing it out of the tunnel.
This product is restricted for sale to the following states:
AK, CA, CO, CT, ME, NC, SC.
If you are shipping to one of these states, please see our alternative product option:
⚠️ WARNING: NOT FOR SALE IN CALIFORNIA, CONNECTICUT & SOUTH CAROLINA ⚠️
In compliance with state regulations, this product cannot be shipped to CA, CT and SC. Please check local regulations before purchasing. For alternative options, consider NM Professional Mole & Vole Granular Repellents.
Product Information
Kaput Mole Bait – Easy to Use
Kaput Mole Gel Bait provides safe and effective control of moles, including eastern, star-nosed, hairy-tailed, coast, broad-footed, and Townsend species, on lawns, turf, and golf courses.
The pre-marked syringe makes dosing simple, and the gel mimics natural mole foods like worms and grubs, preventing them from pushing it out of the tunnel.
Warfarin—Safe and Effective
Contains warfarin, a proven anticoagulant with low environmental and secondary toxicity.
Works at very low concentrations, making it one of the safest rodenticide actives.
Non-detachable gel form ensures longevity and effectiveness in burrows.
Application
Apply bait directly into active mole burrow systems.
Identify active burrows by probing soil near mounds or ridges and checking after 2–3 days.
Set the syringe to ½ oz and inject bait into main runways, about 6 placements per system.
Cover openings with sod or soil without contaminating the bait.
Inspect treated areas after 4–5 days; retreat any still-active burrows.
Reapply bait every 2-3 days until mole activity ceases.
Not Available for Purchase In
AK, CA, CO, CT, ME, NC & SC
More Instructions
If unopened and sealed, the product will last 2-3 years if kept away from extreme temperatures. Once opened and properly resealed, the product should last a year in normal conditions.
In cases of accidental ingestion by children or pets, vitamin K1 is a readily available antidote, unlike worm-like baits.
