Prozap Mole & Gopher Pelleted Bait

This easy to use pelleted bait comes with a measuring scoop to dispense the bait. Kills moles and gophers by direct application to underground burrows, tunnels and mounds. Fast acting, quick control kills within hours with a single feeding !

About Moles Moles eat earthworms as part of their diet. Moles are small burrowing animals, approximately 6 to 8 inches long and typically weigh 3 to 5 ounces. They have short, velvety fur that is usually gray to silvery-gray. They have greatly enlarged, webbed front feet with short claws, the eastern mole (the most common) has a pointed snout. Moles do not have eyes and their ears are very small, concealed in fur. An adult mole may live for about 2 to 3 years.

Regionally, moles are found primarily east of the Rocky Mountains. Moles are not rodents; they belong to the group of mammals know as insectivores. They are destructive lawn and garden pests creating mounds and runways which disfiguring and sometimes uprooting plant life. Feeding mostly on earthworms, grubs and other small soil insects; moles live their entire lives beneath the surface of the ground. Moles prefer cool, moist, loose soil populated by worms, grubs and other small insects. A tremendous amount of energy is expanded in plowing through soil, requiring a correspondingly large amount of energy. Moles obtain this energy by eating 70% to 100% of their body weight each day. Because of this required food intake, moles can cover a very large amount ofground area.

Moles are active day and night year round; however they are most active in the spring and fall on damp days following rain showers. Generally, moles will create surface tunnels or ridges in the top 6 to 12 inches of the ground; this contains the largest food supply. In colder temperatures, during the winter or dry periods in the summer months, moles burrow deeper into the soil in search of food. Daily peak activity may range all through the morning hours, although moles can be seen burrowing off and on throughout the day and night.

The mounds of a mole are characterized as volcano-shaped hills of dirt or soil. These hills may average between 2 and 24 inches tall. Runways or surface ridges are created by moles as they are actively searching for food. Often times these active runways will become abandoned after digging in search of food. Prior to treatment, it is important to determine which runways are active. This may be accomplished by either pressing down on a small section of the tunnel or poking small holes into the runways. Mark these sections and recheck in 24 hours. The runway is considered active if the flattened area has been repaired or if the small poked holes have been closed.

Prozap Mole & Gopher Pelleted Bait Features:
* Direct baiting to underground burrows, tunnels and mounds.
* Provides fast acting, effective control within hours with only a small amount.
* Prozap pellets contain a special hardening agent that allows it to withstand up to 1.5 of rainfall before melting.
* Contains less dust than the competitor formulation so you are getting more product and less waste.
* Only 1/8 pellet in the zinc phosphide market. This size is preferred by moles.
* This product is labeled for moles and gophers.

Prozap Mole & Gopher Pelleted Bait Uses / Applications:
This specimen label is intended for use only as a guide in providing general information regarding the directions, warning and cautions associated with the use of this product. As with any pesticide, always follow the label instructions on the package before using.

- This product may only be used to control moles and pocket gophers in manual below ground applications.
- Do not apply in gardens where food or feed may become contaminated.
- Do not apply this product by use of an artificial burrow builder.

Apply 1 teaspoon of ProZap through the top or at the side entrance each active tunnel and cover hole with dirt. Check for activity in 24-48 hours and reapply if necessary to active tunnels only.
See product label for additional application rates and treatment instructions
If re-infestation does occur, repeat treatment.

For best results, apply bait in early spring after the the frost has gone, and in the fall before the first hard freeze.

Prozap Mole & Gopher Pelleted Bait Target Pests:
Moles & gophers

Prozap Mole & Gopher Pelleted Bait Active Ingredients:
Zinc Phosphide ..................................................................2.0%

Prozap Mole & Gopher Pelleted Bait Active Ingredients:
Zinc Phosphide ..................................................................2.0%

Prozap Mole & Gopher Pelleted Bait EPA Reg. No. 61282-50

Prozap Mole & Gopher Pelleted Bait Size: 1 lb Pail
Prozap Mole & Gopher Pelleted Bait Weight: 16.5 lbs
Prozap Mole & Gopher Pelleted Bait Category: Mole/Gopher Bait
Prozap Mole & Gopher Pelleted Bait Manufacturer: Hacco, Inc.

NOT FOR SALE OR USE IN: CALIFORNIA, HAWAII, INDIANA, NEW HAMPSHIRE, NORTH CAROLINA.

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Q - I have large dogs that I keep outside. Is this bait harmful to dogs?
A - Like all rodenticides, this product must be used in accordance with label directions. It can be harmful or fatal to animals if consumed in large enough quantities.