Amdro Granules Fire Ant Bait, 6oz

Works great! Just as others said, the ants were immediately running out of the mound to pick up the bait, I put it on around 3:30 or 4, checked the next morning and there’s no signs of ants in them! I believe I over estimated the 2-5 spoons they recommended and just sprinkled to my heart desire, so the ants didn’t take it all down their tunnels. My dog and I play in the yard multiple times a day and she has not gone near it or even tried to sniff, same with my cat, I usually monitor while outside and she also was near the area of one of the mounds and did not care to go over to it, so I’d say it’s safe for pets in that sense. I didn’t smell any anything when pouring, the last brand I used had an awful smell, it did the trick but if the winds going, you’re turning your head to get away, but not with this one! The granules are bright yellow which I like so it will be easier for me to get any remaining granules so I don’t have to worry about the animals ever trying to ingest. Overall, as said it worked perfectly in over a little 12 hours all mounds clear, some huge mounds and some small, we had about 5 of them in the play zone and walk zone that needed to be handled quickly. I seen a lot of reviews from Texas, this is in Jacksonville, FL if it matters or curious! Just regular ol mean fire ants in a dirt mound!

This works best for me. Easy to use, kills the ant colony, all ants in about 18 hours. Depending on the size of the colony, it may take two applications.This is good for all types of ants, especially fire ants

I live in Florida and this really does kills the fire ants. I shake some on their mound and around it and they cart it off to their nest. Takes a couple days and they are gone. Highly recommend.

This stuff works, don't waste your money on other cheap stuff

I literally tried everything. You name an active ingredient and I tried a product with that ingredient in it! I started conducting trials and studies wherein I would label 30 mounds, and treat groups of 10 in different manners. Borax, baking soda, boiling water, dumping ants from one mound to another, soap, vinegar, and every Fire Ant killing product I could find at my local hardware stores. On our 10 acres in Northern Nevada we had at least 100 mounds; many may belong to the same colony. And over the last year I found my attempts mildly amusing and educating. And then one of the little red devils bit me! While I was inspecting my HONEY BEE HIVES no less! Never been stung by the honey bees. But the ant? Crawled up my leg and got the back of my calf and my subsequent reaction was ridiculous. Huge purple swollen welt for a week plus really sore muscles in my leg. The ants, I decided, must die. I've read all the studies by the various universities on both commercial and home made methods for controlling fire ants. And since I had not yet resolved to become skilled at handling molten wax or metal...or in adding guinea fowl (who WILL EAT fire ants) to my farm (I already have ducks and chickens who mostly WILL NOT EAT fire ants)...I gave in and tried this stuff. Had it not worked, I would next do concentrated orange peel oil which would be organic BUT potentially kill some of my honeybees. 1 2# box let me treat all 30 of my trial mounds (the ones in and around the areas of the property we frequent most). 2 days later...I still had ants. I wrote the product off, pretty irritated considering it was supposed to be effective. Another 2 days later...they were all DEAD. Every single mound I treated...dead. YAY!!! Ordering more because ants from the mounds I didn't treat and imposing in on the now ant-free zone. So, clearly this is not a long term solution. The extent of poison I would have to cover our place with would be ridiculous and eventually the ants would evolve to tolerate it anyway. Back to the drawing board! For now, it gives us some piece of mind and some buffer from them establishing where we work the most.

On time, in good condition, as described. Used for years it works. Recently I have put inside a butter container with holes to keep it out my soil that seems to work. We have fire ant problems and that is what I put the bait out for. Neither neighbor uses anything and have a large vacant area behind the fence so ants are always an issue..

Been having a lot of ants at the backyard and it has covered my issue with them easy to use no odor. Ant resistance. The bottle is pretty big. And it durable for a couple of weeks have not seen ants.

I’ve used this product for years. You can buy cheaper ant poison, but you’ll have to use it over and over on a mound. In the last twenty years, I’ve rarely had to reapply. You save money in the long run.

Very fast shipping, the product is very good. Thank you