Is it good for slugs?
1843208
I stapled it around the upper edge of my raised garden beds as it came off the roll. So far not one slug have I seen in my garden in the last 2 months. Lots of slugs around but none in the garden.
1843209
The screen is a barrier. It keeps out criters you don't want crawling around inside your home. If properly installed it should be able to keep out any insect known.
1843210
I don't think so. This wasn't designed for slugs. It was designed for mice, rodents, and small animals with teeth. They chew on this once and it will cut their teeth. So they stop and don't enter. Slugs could probably just slime their way through it although they may not like the electrical shock they may get. If they're the right size, they can get through without touching it. Try used coffee grounds which are toxic to slugs.
846320
It would work good I think. It gives you good control and would certainly be faster than scooping. It is good at sucking the yuk out of the water.
1681642
Yes, I have plenty ammo in this thing all different types of caliber including some shotgun slugs. I'm so pleased with it I will be getting another one.
809961
We use it for slugs of course. I don't remember using it but I must have last year. I also love lady bugs but don't often see them. They don't act like slugs so I doubt it would get to them. Lady bugs are such a good infestation. . . .Judy in Sitka, Alaska
1265165
I do not believe this product would work on spiders. It is specified for the deterrence of snails and slugs which crawl against the ground and, therefore, in direct contact with the material spread there to destroy these plant eaters. Spiders with their long, spreading, spindly, arching legs are likely able to just "step" over the raspy material with no affect.
2048708
I have not had the chance to use it on a roach however, my guess is that it would. I have been very happy with mine. The only thing it doesn't do well is get extremely small spiders (1/16 inch diameter / 0.1-0.2cm size) and a spider on the curved edge of bottom of bathtub (you end up poking it which harms it) however, if you first push the spider onto the flatter surface it works fine.
768813
I really wouldn't recommend it, especially outdoors. I doubled the dilution rate for roaches indoors, and once it dries, they ran right across the treated area with no effect. No long term residue or kill power.
826456
No. You don't want to use this where pets or children can ingest it. It works great on the snails and slugs, but it is also poisonous to pets and humans.
1184319
I just tried it; at 25' made a slight splat. If you're wearing proper hearing protection, you would not hear it. This is also the wrong target for a .22; there's a substantial danger from disintegrating slugs. These same people make a .22 version of this target.
641301
Yes, that is what I installed it on. add in Benelli's recoil reducer and you'll be shooting slugs all day long.
442177
Yes you can. However when it comes to slugs and most buckshot you will need to hand load because of the way they need to be stacked for proper column height.
1180167
I bought it for my 12 gauge for deer slugging and it is awesome for the longevity of the slug capability. Perfect for my range....
604376
There is a longer roll listed for slugs but I don't see why this won't work just fine. I have used thin bare copper wire wrapped in a few loops around the legs of my plant stands and it worked great. I'm going to try this instead this year--it's a lot cheaper than the wire I was using. Slugs get an electric charge when they crawl over the copper, and they don't like it. Surrounding your raised beds with gravel helps to slow them down as well. They go where the eating is easy.
1723466
I would think so. Since we've been using it we haven't had issues with any diggers. We tried traps, smoke, water, everything else but this stuff works.
2085229
Yes but it's way more scope then you need for a shotgun a good 2 to 4 power scope is all you need for a shotgun assuming you are shooting slugs!
1700948
YES it does, very effectively. I have used it and told others of it who also use it successfully. Roaches (even the big roaches), spiders, and other inside pests. Sprinkle genourously (but not real thick-doesn't take that much) under your sinks, behind your frig, and so forth. Leave it alone and in a little time ... you will notice your pests are gone. I have used since the 1970's and I just put it out and forget it. Vel from Texas
1583897
Hello, When I used the Snake-B-Gone, I just sprinkled the little pellets under tree's, bushes, along the property line. I would use it just like the pellets of the Snail's B'Gone, Hope I have helped and that all of your little slither s stay away. B