Read the MSDS and keep it in a safe place. I read somewhere that it can kill small children and dogs up to 70#. With the peanut butter smell it could be inviting for someone to eat it.
Screw that....sit out there 30-40 yds from the hole quiet with a decent scoped 22 and light em up as soon as they pop out.i got one in my crawl space im about to do the same with.
I have used a similar product and it worked on ground hogs and raccoons. However, they tend to crawl underneath and die so be prepared for the smell of that
Very helpful video. Thank you for posting. I think they are eating my daylilies. I have ordered the Bait Block, but I feel a bit guilty in wanting to kill them. I'm choosing my flowers over the groundhogs. I kind of feel like a bad person.
@@TAHDAHFarm I purchased the product and have been putting it out each evening. Something is eating it, but I haven't seen what is eating it. I have also seen deer in my yard, an armadillo, and rabbits. I also think I have Chipmunks even though I haven't seen any.
Didn't even know Groundhog bait was a thing. A lot better than setting and waiting for them to stick their head out of the ground to take a shot. Good information to know.
It is not on the label but it works. I seen 3 out eating one day. But you could sit there for hours and they may never show up. This is nice because there is no trap to check and reset. Also don't need to worry about what might be in the line of fire to shoot them, houses or people.
Glad to see it seem to work! That's what happened to the old run down looking house beside my little shop. Ground hogs for in , dug up around the rocks holding the foundation and it started collapsing beyond repair. Hope that rids them, esp under the barn!! I'm sure you have said before, but is your flatbed a diesel? Thank you for bringing us along!!
It is a diesel, Ford 03, 6.0 but I have done all the upgrades to fix the problems with the engine. Since I decided not to take the barn down, I'm trying to save it and the most important part is to get rid of these pest, lol.
Thanks for the tip !! I've shot them throwed every object imaginable at them this seems to be the real deal I've seen one eat as many as 5 blocks at one sitting and it seems to take about 4 days to do them in I can't thank you enough !!
@@TAHDAHFarm I understand !! About a week ago I want you to know I opened the hood on my old pick up and there was a baby groundhog sitting on my air cleaner chewing on the spark plug wires that absolutely did it for me I'm a dedicated groundhog assassin now !!
I have a pair that have taken up residence under my mother's old house - and they keep churning out little groundhogs that have spread over my small farm. The smell part is what I was curious about as I don't relish the idea of them crawling off dying/decaying under the house lol. Not sure what to do about that pair. The other dens are far enough away the smell wouldn't be an issue. Your thoughts?
I had no smell at the barn only at the field. Not sure why but it was bad out there in the field. I still have some at the barn but they have been thinned out. Good luck with whatever you decide.
This turned out being on of those videos that needed to be over time. It started out to be its only video and then the leg cramps kinda changed things, lol. Thanks for watching.
So far it has definitely helped. I think anything will take several applications over some time to get all of them. Despite what the government says it takes 1 male and 1 female to make more, lol.
I just called them for some parts. They didn't say anything about closing. They are to call me back with pricing and availability. They have the one thing that I'm looking for so I will be going over there sometime next week.
@@TAHDAHFarm When I heard the news i texted the owner and confirmed. They put Bryant, IN on the map! i'm about 10min from them. Look me up if your in the area. Indiana Ohio Equipment. -Ryan
@@stevenbeauchamp1320 mine was named Jesse and she could tear up a groundhog without getting a scratch on her. I miss that dog, had her for 15 years. 🐕
I am buying that! We have trapped 6 this year, and there are still more around. Thanks for sharing 🙂
Read the MSDS and keep it in a safe place. I read somewhere that it can kill small children and dogs up to 70#. With the peanut butter smell it could be inviting for someone to eat it.
Screw that....sit out there 30-40 yds from the hole quiet with a decent scoped 22 and light em up as soon as they pop out.i got one in my crawl space im about to do the same with.
If I had the time, I would, but this is a lot easier.
I have used a similar product and it worked on ground hogs and raccoons. However, they tend to crawl underneath and die so be prepared for the smell of that
Yes they do.
I bought a couple buckets of that stuff. And they ate it as fast as I put it out. I didn't notice any decrease in their population.
I'm sorry to hear that. I don't have any around my barn anymore from using it.
Very helpful video. Thank you for posting.
I think they are eating my daylilies. I have ordered the Bait Block, but I feel a bit guilty in wanting to kill them. I'm choosing my flowers over the groundhogs. I kind of feel like a bad person.
If they are destroying your flowers, then get rid of the groundhogs.
@@TAHDAHFarm
I purchased the product and have been putting it out each evening. Something is eating it, but I haven't seen what is eating it.
I have also seen deer in my yard, an armadillo, and rabbits. I also think I have Chipmunks even though I haven't seen any.
Didn't even know Groundhog bait was a thing. A lot better than setting and waiting for them to stick their head out of the ground to take a shot. Good information to know.
It is not on the label but it works. I seen 3 out eating one day. But you could sit there for hours and they may never show up. This is nice because there is no trap to check and reset. Also don't need to worry about what might be in the line of fire to shoot them, houses or people.
I'm glad that worked out for you. Looks very similar to what's in the bait stations that we had around our seed warehouse at work.
I think it is the same thing but they added peanut butter sprinkles to it, lol.
Glad it seems to be working. Years ago a friend tried poisoning raccoons, it just made their crap turn green.
The MSDS says it will kill dogs up to 70# and small children. It is under lock and key at the house.
Glad to see it seem to work! That's what happened to the old run down looking house beside my little shop. Ground hogs for in , dug up around the rocks holding the foundation and it started collapsing beyond repair. Hope that rids them, esp under the barn!! I'm sure you have said before, but is your flatbed a diesel? Thank you for bringing us along!!
It is a diesel, Ford 03, 6.0 but I have done all the upgrades to fix the problems with the engine. Since I decided not to take the barn down, I'm trying to save it and the most important part is to get rid of these pest, lol.
@@TAHDAHFarm Thank you for the info!! And yes they will sure mess up a foundation! Good luck!!
Thanks
When she comes to visit Don’t want my daughters dog to get poisoned
Are dogs attracted to this?
Thanks for the tip !! I've shot them throwed every object imaginable at them this seems to be the real deal I've seen one eat as many as 5 blocks at one sitting and it seems to take about 4 days to do them in I can't thank you enough !!
You are welcome. I put 2 in the trap, and it hasn't failed yet. I'm just trying to make it last longer per kill, lol.
@@TAHDAHFarm I understand !! About a week ago I want you to know I opened the hood on my old pick up and there was a baby groundhog sitting on my air cleaner chewing on the spark plug wires that absolutely did it for me I'm a dedicated groundhog assassin now !!
I have a pair that have taken up residence under my mother's old house - and they keep churning out little groundhogs that have spread over my small farm. The smell part is what I was curious about as I don't relish the idea of them crawling off dying/decaying under the house lol. Not sure what to do about that pair. The other dens are far enough away the smell wouldn't be an issue. Your thoughts?
I had no smell at the barn only at the field. Not sure why but it was bad out there in the field. I still have some at the barn but they have been thinned out. Good luck with whatever you decide.
What group are those beans? I’m assuming this was recorded recently.
They are a 3.3 but the replanted area is a 2.0.
Tim groundhog have been a major source of crop destruction here so I know kind of what you're possibly feeling.
I will be putting more out to stay ahead of this problem in the future.
Never mind I see the dates now.
This turned out being on of those videos that needed to be over time. It started out to be its only video and then the leg cramps kinda changed things, lol. Thanks for watching.
Wish that would work on deer!
You got that right, lol.
Let me know if it works long term
So far it has definitely helped. I think anything will take several applications over some time to get all of them. Despite what the government says it takes 1 male and 1 female to make more, lol.
live trap with an ear of corn or apples works well too
Yes, I just didn't want to have to go back and check the trap every day, lol. Thanks for being here and commenting.
@@TAHDAHFarm LOL i don't blame yah. If you need combine parts Bryant Combine is closing after this season.
I just called them for some parts. They didn't say anything about closing. They are to call me back with pricing and availability. They have the one thing that I'm looking for so I will be going over there sometime next week.
@@TAHDAHFarm When I heard the news i texted the owner and confirmed. They put Bryant, IN on the map! i'm about 10min from them. Look me up if your in the area. Indiana Ohio Equipment. -Ryan
Feed them suckers bye bye food . Hopefully they’ll die else where and not under the barn .
I have not smelled anything around the barn but I know it is working because I done see the activity that was there before.
@@TAHDAHFarm Where did you get the bait from?
Amazon. Good luck
If you were closer I'd let you take my dog for couple days. He'd clean them up for quick. He hates groundhogs.
Thanks for the offer.
Steven, I love that dog what's his name? I have fought some groundhogs best thing never showed up here was coyotes. Coyotes eat deer too. 🙂
@@SoybeanFarmer3300 his name is bubba and he tears them up. Lol
@@stevenbeauchamp1320 mine was named Jesse and she could tear up a groundhog without getting a scratch on her. I miss that dog, had her for 15 years. 🐕
@@SoybeanFarmer3300 sounds like a really good one. Nothing like them
What about dogs
The label talks about dogs up to 50#. So you need to be careful about the use.
Toss them under into the holes - burrows and should be out of way. Unless a dog just really gets after it.
Where are the bodies?
They had to be in the holes they had as dens. It smelled really bad.
I'll take the smell for a week or 2 as long as it doesn't attract coyotes to dig under to get at them.