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Jun 30, 2026
Stake went into firm soil pretty easily.
Get it between Wednesday, September 23rd and Thursday, October 1st.
This solar-powered pest repeller is designed for lawns, gardens, and outdoor areas where burrowing or crawling pests may be a problem. It stakes into the ground and uses sonic pulses and vibrations through the soil to help discourage moles, mice, snakes, gophers, scorpions, groundhogs, and similar pests from settling in the area—without traps, bait, or chemical poisons.

Choose a single unit for a small problem area or to test placement. Multi-pack options are better for larger lawns, gardens, or properties with multiple active pest areas. The supplier recommends using 8–10 devices spaced about 20 ft apart for optimal 1-acre coverage, so the 4PCS, 6PCS, or 10PCS bundles may be more practical for broader coverage.

Place the repeller stake into firm soil in the area where pest activity is noticed. For best results, use multiple units across larger spaces and avoid placing them too close to structures or barriers that may reduce vibration transfer through the ground. Install in a location with access to sunlight so the solar panel can recharge during the day. The device may produce an audible buzzing or pulsing sound during operation, which the supplier notes is normal. Results can vary depending on soil conditions, pest type, placement, and the size of the treated area.
No. It is designed as a chemical-free pest deterrent that uses sonic pulses and ground vibrations rather than poisons, baits, or traps.
The supplier states that it may help deter groundhogs and other burrowing pests by emitting ultrasonic waves and vibrations beneath the ground.
Yes. The supplier notes that the device is expected to emit a sound or pulse during operation. It should be installed firmly in the ground and positioned where the sound is not bothersome.
For small areas, one unit may be enough to start. For larger yards or gardens, multiple units are recommended. The supplier suggests 8–10 devices spaced about 20 ft apart for optimal 1-acre coverage.
Yes. It is designed for outdoor garden and lawn use and is described by the supplier as waterproof, but no specific waterproof rating is provided.








