Tick Control Tubes 24 Pk, Kill Ticks that May Carry Lyme Disease | No Spray, Granules or Mess; Easy to Use; Apply 2x a Year to Yard, Garden, Wooded Areas; Won't Harm Kids, Pets or Environment

The critters seem to be using them. Haven’t had any issues with ticks or fleas in the woods. This is my second year using them and I’m very happy the ease of use. I place them in the woods and clean up the tubes in the fall with the leaves. Yes I could make these myself but it’s easier for me to just buy them and distribute them in the woods around my house.

We use these every year to help control ticks around our property and they’ve always worked well for us. They’re very easy to place around the perimeter and don’t take much effort. The only downside is the price has definitely gone up over the years, which gives me pause, but we still keep coming back to them because they’re effective.

These work and we like them, but the price has gone up by 50% since I last bought them last fall, for no apparent reason! Not sure we will continue to use them.

We put these out in early spring and I honestly wasn’t very confident so I bought a bunch of other stuff to ALSO use but I have not had time to put other items out. With only those tubes we have not seen a tick yet! Mowing the lawn, feeding chickens, playing in the yard and no ticks!

this is a great option for strong tick control with only one major downside. i didn’t want anything I would apply as a spray due to having several dogs and concerns about human health risk with those sprays too. this was the only economical option I found that could avoid that altogether. it’s genius. we’ve had TERRIBLE ticks in our area, and I’m consistently seeing little or no ticks while neighbors are covered. the downside? it provides mice with a lot more cotton to nest with. we have an old shed with holes in it. the mice used this excessive cotton to make bigger, more obstructive dens - most notably in our lawn mower which caused a major motor issue. however we are getting a new shed and hope this problem will be solved. so as long as your sheds/outdoor storage is tight, you are good to go! if not, prepare for bigger nests and set more traps.