Bonide Snake Stopper Snake Repellent, 4 lb. Ready-to-Use Granules for Outdoor Pest Control, People & Pet Safe

This product works! I have pics posted to prove it. Got rid of a copper head! I have 4 kids and hate lizards and snakes, and even more so with kids playing in the yard (I don’t want snakes with kids playing in the yard, lizards are fine in the yard… I just want lizards off my porch/deck where I sit)…So, Last summer we saw a snake skin right off the porch on the front of our house. This surprised me because I felt like the foot traffic in and out of the house would have deterred them.Anywas, that snake skin alone was enough for me.. I bought snake deterrent off Amazon. I used the green scent snake deterrent balls. Maybe they worked, I never saw a snake. So I can’t sayFor sure with the balls. However I can say for sure with this product. This powder interestingly enough mentions in the product labeling that If you don’t see any snakes or pests to reapply in two weeks. I thought it was interesting.I thought the powder would just make the snakes, if any, want to go away or not want to come near the treated area. Maybe this is so.. and maybe it works so good you may see one actually trying to get away from the powder/treated area.So my husband applied it about 5-6 days ago, and my husband just did the porch area and along the front of our house. He did not do the garage area or the other side of the house the garage is on. He rolled his eyes when I asked him to use it. (I can get why he would think it’s ridiculous, he’s a marine and lives in the woods with all his training. Plus he’s way braver than I’ll ever be)… anyways, he did it because He’s a great man and loves me. Thank God for brave men and women!This morning, my husband left for work and I thought I would finish the garage area he didn’t do, and you can see what I saw as I glanced around where I would put the powder. This snake was inside the garage area. I now know why this product label states the fact about you seeing a snake. This was the untreated area. Of course not only was this a snake but a copper head! We live in NC. First snake I have seen in a long time and low and behold it’s a copper head. Ugh!So I highly recommend this product and beware you may see a snake actually being forced away by it. Needless to say, my husband finished the rest of the garage area. Thank God I saw this snake and My husband was able to come home to kill it.Sorry for this long review, but I am so pleased this product help protect my kids. This was infront of our house. I could see this snake in the back yard maybe because we live against the woods but the front shocked me. My kids play out front a lot. I’m so thankful for this product.Last thing, lizards have hardly been around. I see one usually everyday and I have maybe seen 1 since we applied this powder almost a week ago. It does take a while to absorb into the ground but I could care less it got rid of a copper head I didn’t know was around!

Been almost a month since I began to use this - have to say the scent is not bad - but takes a little time to get used to. At first lizards came around - slowly I have been seeing less. While I haven’t changed anything else - I have to say that this seems to work. It does create a force field barrier - but I am seeing noticeable less lizards roaming around.

This appears to be a deterrent but it’s difficult to know for sure. Was worth trying.

I had a small(ish) snake crawl thru the 'snake repellant powder that I generously sprinkled across the floor under my sink in the kitchen, and what caught the snake was some sticky glue pads that I also placed down as a back-up. Thank God for my plan B, because if not it could have gotten loose in the house and bit me or my Pets, not to mention laying hundreds of eggs for more to follow. Don't waste your $$ on this product. Wish I hadn't.

I found a small garden snake in spring residing under bricks in my front yard and decided to try this product. The first thing I noticed was its strong cinnamon scent, which, while potent, wasn't unpleasant to me. The repellent is a very fine powder, lighter than granules, which makes me think it may not last as long, especially in wet conditions.That said, the outcome has been positive—since applying it, I haven't seen any snakes in the treated area. If you’re looking for a natural and effective snake deterrent, this is worth a try, though you may need to reapply more often compared to granular options.Would recommend for light use or areas where snakes are a recurring problem!

I read through the reviews and thought there were enough good reviews for me to try it since I don't want to kill the lizard, just want to keep him out of my sanctuary. I put this in my garage and in my florida room. In the garage the lizards run through it without even hesitating. There is only one lizard in my florida room, he has made the place his home! .As you can see in the pictures, the powder is down and he's either hanging out on the screen, on the chair or on the white part at the bottom of the screen. He even hangs out in my plant . . . . . . but he doesn't leave! I thought this stuff would do the trick. It smells nice like cinnamon spices but it's doing nothing to the lizards to deter them.If you do take the plunge and buy this, know you'll have a hard time shaking it out from the container. You'll be better off putting it in something else and shaking from that. Mine had the cap backwards so the shaker side was upside down to shake easily.

It works. I don't want to "jinx" it and walk out tomorrow morning to an Anaconda on my porch, but for some reason, this works. It is safe around my dogs. There are no harmful chemicals, just things that snakes don't like to smell, so they turn around and hit the road. I like it.It is easy to use. But you will need to reapply if it rains, so wait till the rains have gone.I have used both the powder product and another manufacturers pellet product, and I felt that the powder went much further than the pellet. We have a lot of fence lines to cover, so the powder it is. It is easy to just shake along the area you need it in. I also shake some under things like BBQ's and wood piles, places snakes like to go. But so far, cross your fingers, it will work well again this year. We have already had some rattlesnake bites in the community, especially the babies, so it is time.If you have dogs, ask your Vet if they do the Rattlesnake shots. It is not expensive and gives you a better chance at saving your dog should they get bit. You will still need to get the Anti-Venom, but it will give you a longer time to get to an Emergency Clinic.With these two things combined, I hope to have a long, safe summer of fun with the dogs.I hope the same for you.

Last year, as part of the management of our properties we hired an exterminator to eliminate the snakes that were freaking out our tenants. The cost was $600 and it didn't work. We were still plagued with snakes. This past Spring, we bought a container of this Bonide 875 Snake Stopper and mixed it with sawdust and sprinkled the sawdust in the crawlspace under the house and around the exterior parameter of the house. With the sawdust the odor is not overcoming. To our surprise, there was not a single snake complaint. Consequently, we have bought one additional container to be used on another rental property. It is a fraction of the cost of the exterminators and seems to be way more effective. We will continue to use it as part of our property management business.

Not effective at all

Funciona bien

Nice product