Since I moved to OK, I was terrified to see brown recluses everyday and I've tried so many methods, but didn't work.. Does this work well on them?
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Yes this does work on brown recluse spiders. I am in Florida and a friend down the way got bit by one and had to go to the hospital. I saw a couple in our house but since I have used this product I have not seen one.
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I personally did not have a problem but I recommended this product to a friend of mine because she was having problems with spider in her condo. She had so many and recently she told me that she no longer has spiders in her apartment. So the product does work.
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Yes, it got rid of my raccoons anyway. They were defecating on our waterfall. I put the scarecrow on one side aiming for the waterfall. I didn't get any more "deposits" for at least 2 weeks. Then I noticed a "deposit" on the other side (out of scarecrow's reach) next to the waterfall. I almost bought an extra one but thought about it first and tried a clever and cheaper route. I moved the scarecrow to the side...The raccoons therefore THOUGHT I had scarecrows on both sides and thusly avoided both sides due to paranoid conditioned response. It's been a couple of months and no more "surprises".
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Yes absolutely I had the worst ant problem I have ever seen when I moved into my new home. They moved in because of a drought in Texas. The first two days I did not see much of a difference and was about to write a bad review, but I had to go out of town, I left and when I came back the next week there were no more ants, not a single one, in fact it has been almost a year and I still haven't seen one inside or outside since. This stuff is amazing. Also my dog ate 2 of the yard baits we were worried he would get sick but he was perfectly fine that's a plus also.
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I haven't yet tried it on raccoons, just squirrels. It was a disappointment. The squirrels didn't like it and they threw it out of the attic, onto the ground but it didn't chase them away. In my experience with raccoons, they have a little more on the ball than do squirrels and I can imagine that if a raccoon has an established pattern for finding food and shelter in a particular place, it would take a little more than the fox urine to get rid of it. We have both foxes and raccoons on my place and they don't seem to get in each other's way. Let me qualify the above remarks by noting how much colder than usual this winter has been. In the last 30 years that I've lived here, we've always had a squirrel or two that have overwintered in the attic. It was a little annoying but they didn't do any damage. This past fall, I had a terrible time with multiple squirrels and rats moving into the attic, gnawing on the wood and making a lot of noise. I was concerned that they would do damage to the PVC plumbing and the wiring. I wondered, at the time, if we were going to have a cold, wet winter. Turns out we have. Under other circumstances, the fox urine might have worked, if the squirrels perceived they had other shelter options. I ended up having to shoot five of them off the side of the house. In 30 years I've never shot that many. I finally had to do a lot of work closing off any possible entries to the attic.
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Wow, they got in somehow & are thriving in the warmth of your home! This would be a lower cost option than the exterminator again but don't they guarantee their product? I'd keep making them come out. If you try this spray, you'll need to launder everything possible in hot water, spray in and under furniture (test wood & fabric first). Like I was told "think like a flea"! Good luck!!
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I disagree on this. If you have a home like mine that was designed for the NW but is in the midsouth-there is no possible way to control them coming in purely from a design factor. If you read anything about eliminating them indoors all the articles will tell you an exterminator does no good. People, they can come in through a door! It seems to me that you hang this up in the room where there is the most issue and clean it 2-3 times/week. Mine infestation is ALL indoors. I will leave feedback once I have used it but sounds like a winner inside or out.
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I would imagine so. I caught a small lizard almost immediately after putting it out. Haven't caught anything but bugs since, but I haven't seen anymore lizards near my house, and only one spider since I've set them out.
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I have a feral community that had a real problem..I was able to eliminate the problem using Conquer and Archer insecticide. To eliminate the larvae I use beneficial nematodes from arbico organics 3x a year in April, July and Oct... FYI I live in the NY area.
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squirrels and rabbits should. be in fear if you have a decent aim. pigeons hit the barnfloor as fast as gravity can pull them. no holes in the roof if you miss. raccoons and Skunks will be a problem. Opossums ack like you killed them I'm not sure about cats would definitely make them think seriously about digging in the flower beds. some of those nasty old Toms can take a pretty good beating and come back for more. it is far quieter than. a .22 with suppressor. neighbors woun't know you are shotting in town should work well for Crow reduction. Happy Hunting.
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It worked for me when I was in a house that was /incredibly/ flea infested. They swarmed up almost the second I stepped in the door, I turned around and went back to my car and sprayed myself thoroughly. Didn't get another bite the whole six or more hours I was there. (Previous renter got chewed out by her mom (my step mom) for leaving the house like that too.)
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Yes! We had a regular black snake that loved visiting our yard because of the moles. He was rather large but one application of this around our fence we did not see him again. BUT...you have to keep reapplying it. If it rains for certain sprinkle a new line. If you go out and the "mothball odor" seems to have disappeared reapply. Wear gloves when you sprinkle or better yet pour this bag in a hand held spreader for an even line of snake away. We have used this for over 8 years now and would say for sure it works on all snake on the Eastern side of the US.
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This trap works very well if you are up against just one mouse at a time. A nest of them in the house will result in the trap door being reopened giving the earlier captures a chance (but not always) to escape. Just be patient, they eventually slip up or set two traps at a time. It is worth it to see the look on their faces when you do catch them and they can see the look on yours through the clear door !!
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I would suggest going to the Talprid website and contacting the mfg. It worked well on my moles. I also used a device called a MoleMover that uses two C batteries and gives off a noise (underground) that simulates another mole/gopher that seems to have helped rid the yard of the critters.
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All I can say is that it doesn't work indoors so I didn't put it outdoors. The other brands of outdoor sonic repellers I tried did not work either. Since I have no pets, I was able to have an exterminator put poison around and seal openings in the house.
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When we moved here we were overrun by spiders, my husband swears by this product, the web eliminator works, but we would strongly suggest wearing a breathing mask while spraying, it made him nauseous so I said none sprayed in the house, not sure if it repels but it definitely cuts down on them.
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I have watched some Youtube videos on the application of this product and it was suggested to apply all year long, but obviously there is snow on the ground and the little critters tunnel below. I would think to try it, but personally find its almost impossible to rid these guys seeing the product used irritates them, thus they relocate... next door until you stop using. I'm personally focusing on certain areas and if they want to roam all the way in the back.... God bless them! Sorry not what you wanted to hear, but the product is expensive so if it works for you in your area.... great, if not... save your money and buy a couple cats to let out and clean up for you : ) Best of luck from NY! I have watched some Youtube videos on the application of this product and it was suggested to apply all year long, but obviously there is snow on the ground and the little critters tunnel below. I would think to try it, but personally find its almost impossible to rid these guys seeing the product used irritates them, thus they relocate... next door until you stop using. I'm personally focusing on certain areas and if they want to roam all the way in the back.... God bless them! Sorry not what you wanted to hear, but the product is expensive so if it works for you in your area.... great, if... » Read More I have watched some Youtube videos on the application of this product and it was suggested to apply all year long, but obviously there is snow on the ground and the little critters tunnel below. I would think to try it, but personally find its almost impossible to rid these guys seeing the product used irritates them, thus they relocate... next door until you stop using. I'm personally focusing on certain areas and if they want to roam all the way in the back.... God bless them! Sorry not what you wanted to hear, but the product is expensive so if it works for you in your area.... great, if not... save your money and buy a couple cats to let out and clean up for you : ) Best of luck from NY! « Show Less