Solar Ultrasonic Mole & Gopher Repeller for Lawns

Ultrasonic pulses are a deterrent, not a guarantee. Independent evidence on moles and gophers is limited, so treat this stake as one tool in the yard. Many owners use it alongside good habits like keeping mulch thin and filling fresh tunnels.

Plan on one stake for each area with active mounds or chewed roots. The emitter covers a limited radius, so a large lawn needs several stakes spaced across the zones where you see activity.

Yes. There are no baits, poisons or traps involved. The stake sits in the soil and pulses only in the ground, so there is nothing for a dog or child to chew or swallow.

The panel needs daylight to charge. A stake in deep shade or under dense cover will run short at night, so set it where it gets direct sun for most of the day.

The body is a glossy plastic spike with a green base and a clear domed solar cap. It is built for outdoor use in soil and sun, and it stays upright once the spike is seated firmly in moist ground.

Traps need checking and resetting every day, baits need replacing, and reseeding a ruined lawn costs more each season. One stake runs every night with no refills, so the cost is a one-time purchase that replaces that recurring work.