Ah, spring! The birds are singing, the flowers are blooming, and the ground is… moving? With spring comes the natural influx of vermin, critters, rodents, whatever you want to call them. Are they cute? Sure. Are they destructive? Unfortunately, yes. If you have invested time, money, and energy into planting a crop, the last thing you want is for some pesky vermin to come obliterate it. That’s where we come in. Here at Durattach, we take critter control seriously, which is why we proudly offer Verminator’s Gopher Killer and the Gopher Killer Jr. (for those “fun-sized” infestations). We offer some necessary and effective options when it comes to critter abatement.

How It Works

The Verminator Gopher Killer is a highly effective, field-tested solution for taking back your land. This impressive implement creates a poison-baited tunnel that intersects with existing gopher tunnels. When a curious Pocket Gopher stumbles upon this new route, it investigates (as gophers do), samples the bait, and—well—let’s just say it won’t be making any more dinner reservations in your fields. Studies (and satisfied customers) have reported control rates as high as 97%. That’s right—this isn’t just pest control; it’s pest domination.

But What About My Conscience?

If the idea of sending one of God’s little diggers to the great beyond gives you pause, just think of it this way: You’re not eliminating them; you’re simply relocating them to that giant potato patch in the sky, where they can tunnel and snack to their heart’s content—without wrecking your livelihood.

Easy to Order, Easy to Use

Getting your hands on a Verminator Gopher Killer is as easy as pie. You can order online at Durattach, give us a call, or—if you find yourself in the beautiful Northwest—stop by our brick-and-mortar shop, Idaho Implement, in scenic Sagle, Idaho. We’d love to chat about pest control, tractors, or even just the weather.

So don’t let gophers run amok on your land this season—get yourself a Verminator Gopher Killer and take back your fields, one tunnel at a time!

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