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Lot 1657 — Tomcat Mole Killer, Mimics Natural Food Source, Poison Kills in a Single Feeding, 10 Worms

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SALE PRICE $1

STATUS Closed

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Condition: New

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Description & contents

Tomcat's proven mole control solution features realistic worm-shaped baits that mimic natural prey, making moles more likely to consume them on first encounter. Each package contains 10 lethal doses designed to eliminate moles efficiently with a single feeding, offering fast results for your yard or garden. This is an open box item in good condition, with all contents intact and ready to use. An effective, straightforward approach to solving persistent mole problems.

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Pennyworth Auctions
3225 FM 2001, Suites 603 & 604, Buda, TX 78610-3784

Collection hours
Mon–Fri 11AM–6PM · Sat 2PM–6PM CT · Closed Sundays

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Bid history · 1 bid from 1 bidder

SteadyJunction18 · leading

Mon 11:40 PM

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