Southern Ag Carbaryl 5 Percent Sevin Dust (Controls Insects), 1 Pound

So far this seems to be pretty effective and easy to use. I’ve been watching yellow jackets going under my siding for a week while I waited on this to arrive. After 1 application and a couple hours, I’m not seeing any more yellow jacket activity. At first I thought maybe they were just avoiding the powder and going in somewhere else but after 2 days there’s still no yellow jackets. I was impressed

This was the most effective bug killer I’ve found. It used to be part of the Hartz flea powder. I use it to deter ants, roaches and crickets from getting into the food that I put out for the TNRd feral cat colony. Also, when sprinkled where they lie down it kills any fleas or ticks. I bought as much as I could. Get it while you still can.

Easy to use and one application (using a duster) got rid of my yellow jackets.I was totally amazed at how easy it was. I used a minimal amount of the dust and the pests were gonewithin an hour. Better for the environment and much cheaper than hiring an exterminator.

I us this product for bees that like to nest inside of our roof overhang. It works quickly to get rid of the nests.

I do not condone the use of insecticides nor do I normally find a need. But a huge yellow jacket colony nested in my siding beside the door presenting a hazard. A little dusting of this killed them in a few days.A local bug company wanted $400 to do pretty much the same thing.My only caveat is that it is not available in smaller quantities. Too much left for me to use in several lifetimes.

I dumped this over the yellowjacket hole entrance to the underground nest. I was surprised to see that the yellowjackets under the ground were stupid, and did not dig their way out as i expected. And even the ones on the outside did not think of landing and digging their way back in. I suppose maybe there is something to the chemical compound structure of the product. But...it seems that the only reason i was successful at eliminating the pests (yes they are gone in less than 48n hours) was to just cover the entrance so 'no one could enter or leave.' Anyway, as I said, before you purchase, try using that flour in the pantry, that has expired. Good luck. I got stung while mowing the lawn, and it hurt like a mother and a father. BZZZZZZZZZZ~

I live in Mandeville, Louisiana just North of New Orleans behind a Cypress Wetlands which is sacred to the area. For the past 3 years we have had the biggest locust aka grasshopper infestation starting in the spring and dying off in the later summer. The first year the insects vegetated 2 $800 dollar Jasmines vine plants before we noticed them. They will eat and destroy everything. I've tried several products and this stuff does help in detouring the pest. It will not give your landscape 100 percent freedom from them but combined with daily maintance of removing the bugs, it will make it easier on keeping them at bay. Just be sure to check the weather so that you don't dust just before a rain shower because it's a waste of money.

No issues what so ever with purchase, will most likely order again.