20 Best 410 Slug For Deer (2022 Updated)

I had used the Eliminator product many seasons in the past- and it worked well. This previous Spring, it wasn’t readily available, as my cabbages were taking damage from those slimy pests. So, I looked into Corry’s.

I bought 2 of the small boxes and spread them around the perimeter of my veggie garden. Three days later, snail shells and dying snails everywhere. Yes, this works quite well. I then purchased 3 more boxes (this time the large ones) so I would be ready for the next year or two.

Highly recommended- easy to apply.

In South Florida we get slugs and snails. I have been buying Garden Safe but thought I would try this product. Well, I have treated 3 plants consistently, using this product, following the directions.

This product does not work. I still have chewing slugs and snail bites after 4 weeks of use. I cut the bad leaves off, cleaned the existing ones and reapplied. This product does not work as bugs still chewing.

I’m going back to Garden Safe. It works.

Every year when the weather warms up but the grounds are still damp, we get an infestation of slugs and snails. No idea where they come from but the end up everywhere including all over the exterior of the house.

Big name pest control wants exorbitant about of money to regulate. I declined and bought this instead. 26 hours later, corpses of snails and slugs lay on my patio as well as my driveway. I think they called for reinforcements at the end, but resistance was futile.

The purge occurred and the gross slimy destructive beasts have not returned. I am no advocate for taking lives of animals but these pests destroy plants and vegetables… and are disgusting. Corry’s handled it all.

This product is the only thing I have found that actually works with slugs. I have several large flower beds with a variety of plants, including quite a few hostas. Last summer my gardens were destroyed by these nasty creatures.

I found over 100 of them the first night! This summer I used Sluggo at my first slug sighting about 1-1/2 months ago & I’ve reapplied it three times. As of today, I have found 5 slugs total. Score for me & Sluggo! And, it’s pet-friendly.

I would rather use nothing but I have a huge yard so need something to keep bugs and slugs at bay and it needs to be safe. I usually purchase a 5 pounder but Walmart had only this one. It is still less expensive to buy from Walmart than at our local hardware store and certainly less than at our local nurseries.

Good product. Works well and fairly safe.

This review is for Safer Brand Slug & Snail Killer in a resealable 2 lb. bag. It states it treats up to 3,400 sq. ft per 2 lb. bag. It is supposed to be okay to use around pets and wildlife and to remain effective under varying weather and environmental extremes.

I’m an avid gardener and used to own a garden center. So, I am well versed with testing gardening products. Due to the extensive gardens on my property, I am always battling slugs and snails because they cause a lot of damage to my plants.

I have tried a lot of different products, mostly organic, and have even tried ones I made myself. I normally use something different and this is the first time I have used this product. I followed the directions when I used it.

Spreading the bait on moistened soil where snails and slugs are present. The snails and slugs that consume the bait metabolize it and eventuality kills them. The literature states it is safe for use on lawns and in gardens and flowerbeds along with 40 crop types.

I have a large organic vegetable area with fruit bushes and fruit trees that get a lot of snails and slugs so I’m glad it can be used around this type of vegetation. It is not organic. It’s early spring here in Michigan so the slugs and snails are really becoming active.

I have definitely noticed a decrease in slugs and snails in my gardens when I applied the product. So, it is working well.

Safer brand slug and snail killer really does work. We were having issues with slugs around our crepe myrtle bushes and a couple of flower beds. The pellets were very easy to distribute and surprisingly not foul smelling at all like some repellents and killing agents.

We cast the pellets on the dry mulch surrounding the crepe myrtles and the damp mulch around the flower beds which tends to retain more moisture in the morning. The directions recommend applying it to moist ground, however, after applying it to both wet and dry locations we found it to work equally well in both areas.

We actually couldn’t believe how quickly and effectively it worked. Frankly, I thought that it was too good to be true. I looked around the surrounding areas and plantings to see if maybe the slugs had just relocated, but son-of-a-gun I couldn’t find a single slug anywhere.

After only a week! Another reason I really like this brand is the fact that it is not harmful to pets or wildlife. We live out in the country and that was a concern of ours. It treats over 40 plus plants, isn’t harmful to pets or wildlife and remains effective in both wet and dry conditions.

what more could you ask for.

I requested this product not for my garden but for my father’s garden. He has a good population of snails that invade his plants at night. Directions state the ground should be moist before applying.

So i used a garden hose to dampen the area i intended to treat. Opened the bag and poured a line around the perimeter of the garden, as the snails have to crawl over the bait to ingest it. It did seem to slow the eating of the plants a great deal.

Directions say to reapply every 14 days as needed. But after a hard washing rain the bait is gone. So i will have to do some research to see if it can be reapplied sooner. Overall it beats getting up in the middle of the night to squash snails.

Did not notice any bad effects to the plants from the bait. If you are expecting heavy rain the day of application i would hold off until better weather.

Just bought it at Home Depot because there was so many slugs on my backyard. Rainy seasons is the time when they grow so fast. They active during the night. The application of Natria Snail & Slug is easy.

I applied around citrus plants and garden flowers like twice a month. The result is pretty amazing. I would buy it again.

the snails were attacking my garden and i went bonkers watching it. as soon as i used it i saw amazing improvement immediately . tnks so much

This is very easy to use and very helpful for us. Please try it once

It’s like slug pellets but with a kick! Gets rid of some if those nasty chewing bugs that eat up your plants before they every get started. Lasts quite a while before having to sprinkle a little bit more.

It’s a large granule that is noticable once sprinkled. Good for more wetter climates!.

Holds up pretty well to moisture. Goes beyond slug control to other pests.

Max Warehouse shipped this out very quickly. This stuff works amazingly well to keep slugs from devouring my plants!

I am not sure if this worked or not for the following reason. I placed this around my rose bushes where the snails were getting on the bushes and it worked for they are not there,but I have noticed them elsewhere in my yard.

Here’s where I am baffled,have they just moved from the rose bushesto elsewhere or are there just more of them ? They are in places where I have not seen them before. Any ideas from anyone on this matter?.

Turns to mush almost instantly doesn’t hold up on even a humid day, forget about a rainy day therefore the slugs don’t eat it so unless the slugs eat it the minute it’s applied which isn’t going to happen the result is no dead slugs.

If you want to waste your money buy this junk. I would give less than zero stars if possible. Customers you have been warned. This is no reflection on Tractor Supply.

Bought & used this. Poor results. Gave it a 2nd chance. Poor results. Put it out-no rain or watering-3 days later my hollyhock leaves were just veins. Seedlings gone. Waste of time & $$.

I don’t know what I’d do without this product. It’s a lifesaver for keeping slugs and snails away from my hostas! Nothing else works. Don’t waste your money on anything else. This is all you and your flowerbeds need!.

I use this every year. I think it does work, but it is difficult to tell where the snails come from.

Works on larger ants, but smaller ones ignore it. So do pillbugs and earwigs.

The Lunker City Slug-Go is an appropriately named bait. While it catches all sizes of fish it is a Go-To bait for Lunkers in the springtime. It can be rigged many different ways; however, going weightless is an extremely effective way to draw in the big strikes.

Either fished as a darting minnow sub-surface or allowing the bait to flutter downward with subtle twitches. It’s only a matter of time before you too will be hooked on and hooked up using this bait.

Tight lines!.

My choice for soft plastic stick baits. Casts well enough with the right setup. Catches fish!

I use this lure every time I go fishing. No matter the time of the year, or conditions; its the BEST lure you can buy. I rig it weightless on a 1/O Gamakatsu G lock hook. twitch and pause over and over.

Its a gaurenteed bass catcher. I have caught big bass on it, Ive caught brook trout, Pike, Perch, Crappie. the species you can catch is endless. Its awesome. Stop reading and buy it.

Great mould that gives a good, consistent slug. The slug easily fits into most wadded 12G shells – ideal for replacing target shot with a slug or loading from scratch yourself. I find I need about 10 castings even with pre-heating before I get perfect results, and that using a dab of vasoline on the center pin which creates the rear cavity gives easy releasing on mould opening or with just a single tap.

Overall? Highly recommended.

Compared to the other shotgun slug molds on the market this one is a bargain. It takes a little getting used to the correct way to use it, but the instructions are pretty well written. Make sure you use soft lead only in this mold to avoid casting problems.

The aluminum mold blocks heat up quickly. It only takes two or three rejects before the mold cavity is sufficiently hot to completely fill. Build quality is very good with no metal flashing at the part lines of the mold blocks.

The sprue cutter shears the nose of the slug pretty flat with little to no tear out at the sprue. There is a key bar that runs across the bottom of the slug. This allows a positive grip of the slug against the driving wad as it travels down the shotgun barrel.

Rifled shotgun slug barrels can really take advantage of that feature as the slug is locked onto the wad while it engages the barrel’s rifling. Pretty ingenious if you ask me. I would definitely recommend this mold to anyone who wants to make their own slugs without having to lay out a lot of cash for a mold.

I purchased this in late June because I noticed the snails were devouring my salvia and zinnias. I applied 2 or 3 times and roughly 3 weeks later I can see a VERY noticeable difference. I do have two dogs and made sure to keep them away from the gardens after applications.

This product is extremely affordable and IT WORKS! SO happy that my plants are looking healthy again thanks to Eliminator Slug and Snail Killer! This product is super easy to apply and gives great results.

If you don’t believe me, just look at my pictures! They speak for themselves. Highly recommend this stuff ! Particularly if you have pets because this stuff doesn’t contain Metaldehyde which is VERY TOXIC for dogs!.

I had a snail infestation of Biblical proportions and nothing else worked. I tried manually removing them at first but that didn’t help. Then I tried beer traps, that helped but only to an extent. I was getting hundreds of the things in the traps.

Finally, I broke down and bought Bug-Geta and have had zero issues since. The only question I have is, will it impact the PH of my soil because it has sulfur in it?.

This product hasn’t killed any slugs or snails that I can tell. I also agree with Cat8’s review from 2 years ago on that it molded the soil in my petunia bed a few days after watering. It is very unappealing and now I just have a bunch of useless pellets strewn through my garden.

I will see if I can get my money back after this COVID-19 allows in-store returns again.

I had an over abundance of slugs this spring and early summer with the cooler, wet weather, and this helped save the last of my seedlings from being eaten. Unlike other products out there, this uses a compound that is found naturally in the soil.

I like that it’s safe to use around other critters and pets. Pellets are easy to scatter but they are water soluble, so time rain and watering accordingly. I’m hoping the store up the street starts to carry this on a regular basis so I don’t have to hunt around online to have it special ordered.

I received a different package than the picture shown. Mine was a soft bag with handle instead of jug, mostly had hoped for the blend with Spinosad instead of plain original received. Just wanted to make sure got ’em good, they destroy my greens & Artichoke plants.

I have not seen even one slug in my garden. And I live in soggy Western Washington, where it rains so much the nocturnal slugs are roaming even in the day time. My cabbage , broccoli and brussels sprouts have no new bite marks.

I felt that I had to write this review after reading the one from a Michigan hunter. It seems to me that he is trying to blame the broadhead for him making two bad shots on a buck. I started using Meat Seeker broadheads ten years ago and have taken 12 nice bucks with them, including last season when I took an eight that traveled 60 yds and a ten that only went 40 yards.

Only once have I lost a buck with these broadheads, and that was when I took a risky quartering towards me shot that hit right on the high point of his shoulder. (that buck was taken a month later by a neighbor during gun season while it chased a doe ) I never blamed the broadhead for losing that buck, I blamed myself for taking a bad shot.

These broadheads shoot soooo straight and true , same as field points. I have confidence in them, and shoot them religiously. I am glad that Rocket has started producing them again, and will try the cross bow heads this year.

I’ve attached a pic of the first buck I took using Meat Seekers. The arrow went through the shoulder blade and was a complete pass through. The entry wound was as big as the exit wound and this buck traveled only 75 yds.

before expiring.

Two years ago, I purchased these broadheads believing that the penetration would be superior. Halloween morning, I had a very wide, thick tined michigan 8 point come strolling at 10 yards. I drew back, took my time, and placed my shot exactly where I wanted it.

THWAP! The loudest arrow contact I had ever heard. The deer dropped, but appeared spined. The shot was downward but I couldnt have placed it much better. I grabbed my second arrow and in the process dropped my quiver so this was my last shot.

An even better angle this time, I aim for the lungs and again, THWAP! 10 yards away, broadside, right on the money: zero penetration. The deer crawled into the thicket and I gave it a lot of time before getting down or looking for it.

Lots of blood, but no deer. Looked and tracked for hours. No deer. These broadheads got absolutely no penetration into the target. It was truly amazing. My experience with them was absolutely awful and put me off of deer hunting ever since.

My wife bought these for me when they first came out. Also shot fixed blade so was hesitant to try them and so glad I did. Here is the my two biggest bucks. First one made it about 40 yards and the second made it around 80 to 100 yards.

The Viking Deer Splitter is compact (can fit in my field dressing fanny pack) and is a solid piece of cast aluminum. The blade appears sharp enough to split the sternum and pelvis of a deer. I’ve purchased other Viking products from Discount Ramps that work as advertised.

Thanks, Viking Solutions and Discount Ramps!.

750 sheet ream is good value and good paper but ends have damaged or squished together areas and every time I don’t double check that the end has a clean edge I end up with 2 or more pieces coming through the printer with the copy.

Usually I can just turn paper around and then it feeds fine so not really wasting but who knows how good that is on my printer. When I buy the same paper in a smaller ream the end is never damaged.

I have never ordered a very large quantity of paper for my PC at one time because until lately I have not needed it. This time I wanted quality and a good price so I picked this out, WOW! now, That’s a big pack of paper and at a cheap price! What a great deal!.

I thought I was ordering a ream at regular store prices. Was surprised when it came: 2 reams. Nice surprise. Great deal. Good basic paper for printing or more.

This is a great product to have if you have a garden or a lawn. It helps get rid of slugs and snails for up to four weeks. Getting rid of these pest can preserve your lawn and garden since these pest feed on herbs, fruits and vegetables.

They can also lay eggs and multiply quickly therefore this product is a must if you want to keep your plants alive. It has a strong smell that reminds me of Vicks for some reason. So it does not smell bad in any way.

They are small pallets. The directions and warnings are on the back label. There is a chart on the back of the amount of pallets to apply around certain plants. Since using this product in my lawn and plants, I have yet not seen any slugs or snails.

Therefore I believe it to work and recommend it.

I have seen more slugs and snails this year than I have ever seen. I guess it is because of all of the rain we have had this year. I have a new bush that is beside the house that I am trying to protect.

Every morning I was going out to check and see if any slugs were eating my bush. I used the Deadline Slug & Snail Slayer on Saturday and I haven’t seen even one of the little creatures since. I like the ease of the product.

It is easy to sprinkle the pellets where you need them and not let the pellets go everywhere. I have been impressed with how fast it worked. No more slugs or snails on my bush!.

I’ve had my G410 irons now for four years and I am shooting in the upper 70’s and low 80’s. I find distance control to be excellent and spin is good. Combined with the high launch I’ve never had problems holding greens.

I tried the G425’s but for some reason the same black dot seems more upright to me and I couldn’t gell with them. I really had a tendency to pull the G425’s left and they felt harsher to me. Ended up staying with the G410’s as they still fit my game perfectly.

High and straight all day and yet still workable reasonably workable when needed. I also find chipping with them to be easy and no issues with ball coming off hot, just controlled and consistent.

These irons renewed my passion for the game of golf! After playing competitively in college, life got busy and I almost completely gave up playing. In 2020 the pandemic left me with more free time and golf seemed like a great way to connect with friends outdoors.

My equipment was severely outdated and I knew I wanted a change. I wanted something that would give me confidence and provide me with some forgiveness as my ball striking just wasn’t as consistent as it used to be.

The G410 irons gave me the forgiveness I needed at the time but still had enough looks and feel for my past preferences. They were the perfect choice. I played over 60 rounds in 2020 and have basically regained my form.

I went from shooting in the low 80s in March to the low 70s by November. The forgiveness and consistency the G410 irons re-energized my excitement for playing and scoring! And even now with my handicap still falling the G410’s irons present enough players looks to keep me happy.

Maybe sometime I’ll look for a more player’s profile and some shot shaping ability, but for now I’m just going to appreciate how the G410’s performance has brought back my confidence and love of the game! Thanks Ping!.

I’m 44, and currently a 1 handicap. I hit these one time in the cage at golf galaxy, and the ball felt like it was going high and it said there was a lot less spin and it never moved off the dead center line of the simulator.

7 iron was 15 yards longer than my forged cavity. I bought the set thinking. well, if I don’t like them, then I can let my son play with them. First time I played a round with them, I hit them straight up in the air, no side spin, and the ball lands like a feather.

I went from hitting 10 greens a round to averaging 16. I’ve lipped it out 2 times from 190 with the 4 iron on a par 3 (not kidding, and it is winter in NC now and the temp was below 50). It’s made the game a lot more fun! I recorded a 64 with them with 5 birdies in a row.

I’m not trying to be boastful, but these have made a tremendous difference in my game in a matter of a few weeks. All that being said, These look great (not too bulky and not too much offset), have very good feedback, and are the most easy irons I’ve ever hit.

Great job Ping! By the way, these have gotten a lot attention from my traditionalist buddies, and quite a few are looking to find a set currently. I honestly think they are the best irons Ping has made.

I would recommend these to any level of player. put down the blades and old school technology. there’s a reason for the R and D big budget. The science works!.

Totally ineffective, did not help with the problem. is meant to destroy molluscs, by stopping them eating! Did NOT stop them devastating all this years seedlings!!!!. Supposedly kills them underground, but have seen no evidence of this, they are still in the soil and under plant pots etc.

washed away/dissolved at the first sign of water. Have now sourced a supply of Metaldehyde, and will continue to use these!!!! SOD CHRIS PACKHAM and his band of LOONIES!!!!!!!.

It’s always a disappointment to have to kill in the garden but the slugs in my garden are numerous and average over 3 inches in length. The mess they leave on my decking and under the bird table is horrendous.

I therefore have chosen to use a snail killer and this one does the job perfectly. The bright blue colour makes it easy to see exactly where I have treated.

Killed off my plague of giant slugs that had destroyed my last load of runner beans and were eating everything in the garden. So delighted. This is the only thing that has worked. I had tried everything else.

I go out every night and when I see slugs I pop a few pellets near them. So I’ve got a spare dusting every week and then targeted drop where there’s high density of slugs. My subsequent group of beans are untouched and thriving.

I have found it works effectively in our garden (on a clay soil) provided the barrier remains complete. Heavy rain can reduce its effectiveness by compacting the product. It has been very useful around bulbs, as the residual product, whilst rotting down, marks their location once they have died back so I can see where not to plant my summer bedding.

This has now become a regular purchase, so only missed out on five stars because of the amount of plastic in the packaging (especially for the large tubs).

After struggling for some time in the battle against the slugs in my garden, I was surprised to find how well Slug Gone works. As an organic gardener with pets, I wanted a safe alternative to the more brutal slug repellants on the market.

In the past Ive tried everything (copper tape/egg shells/coir mating etc) but although these things worked for a short time, it was a bit hit and miss. With Slug Gone, Ive only applied a little ring around each plant.

The pellets form an impenetrable wall once wet. The slugs have not gone near my seedling or larger plants since application! To be honest it smells a little dung-like, but this disappears within a couple of days.

Ive been very impressed and my plants are strong and no longer munched on!.

I live in slug heaven, they are everywhere, and over the past 15 years I have tried almost everything and anything to stop the pests eating my plants and veg. I have tried copper ribbons, beer hotels, salt, eggshells, picking them off by hand, orange peel, and many other so-called slug treatments.

They just don’t work here. Finally, I have had to resort to slug pellets, although I try to be as organic as I can. The trouble is, the chemical-laden pellets work sort-of, but you are then left with a load of jellied slug remains to look at, while the organic ones don’t seem to work at all.

I saw “Slug Gone” on the Asda online grocery shopping site, which I use all the time as I am disabled and cannot get to the supermarket. It was quite expensive, but as it was one I hadn’t tried before, I thought I would give it a go.

Well Hallelujah! I can honestly say that I have not even SEEN a slug near the areas where I put the Slug Gone down. My plants and veg are bushy and flourishing. From the small packet I first bought from Asda, I have now gone on to buy the above 2 x 3.

5L, so that I can smother my garden and vegetable patch. I can’t believe that after all this time I have actually found something that not only works, but is supposedly good for the soil too! How neat is that! Great product.

Super solid. A beauty . Actually looking forward to not using it! Lol. But I’m sure I will have to. Excellent

EXOTAC is a leader in field gear. This is great kit. Check out their Titanlight as well!