Amdro Fire Ant Killer Bait Granules, 2 lbs (100099072)

I live in Florida and this really does kills the fire ants. I shake some on their mound and around it and they cart it off to their nest. Takes a couple days and they are gone. Highly recommend.

Oh man that ants were taking this faster than a fat kid eats cake. Straight back to momma bear to end there precious bloodline, I warned them to stay out of my BBQ they didn’t listen now we attach John Wick style.

This is the only product I trust to really kill ants, one application and a notable difference in numbers is seen the next day! After a couple sprinkles over a week they’re gone entirely! This is a must have for any fire ant problem!

Used as directed, this product killed most of the ant mounds but several times, the ants just moved to a new location. I would say, it had an 75% - 80% kill rate.

Been using Amdro for years. This bait is incredible. Works quickly as well.

works great

Byeeee Ants!!! Omg thank you for a one and done product! Yep, one application and zero ants since! I'd have to look back to see how long ago I bought this, but there still hasn't been any ants. 😎

I literally tried everything. You name an active ingredient and I tried a product with that ingredient in it! I started conducting trials and studies wherein I would label 30 mounds, and treat groups of 10 in different manners. Borax, baking soda, boiling water, dumping ants from one mound to another, soap, vinegar, and every Fire Ant killing product I could find at my local hardware stores. On our 10 acres in Northern Nevada we had at least 100 mounds; many may belong to the same colony. And over the last year I found my attempts mildly amusing and educating. And then one of the little red devils bit me! While I was inspecting my HONEY BEE HIVES no less! Never been stung by the honey bees. But the ant? Crawled up my leg and got the back of my calf and my subsequent reaction was ridiculous. Huge purple swollen welt for a week plus really sore muscles in my leg. The ants, I decided, must die. I've read all the studies by the various universities on both commercial and home made methods for controlling fire ants. And since I had not yet resolved to become skilled at handling molten wax or metal...or in adding guinea fowl (who WILL EAT fire ants) to my farm (I already have ducks and chickens who mostly WILL NOT EAT fire ants)...I gave in and tried this stuff. Had it not worked, I would next do concentrated orange peel oil which would be organic BUT potentially kill some of my honeybees. 1 2# box let me treat all 30 of my trial mounds (the ones in and around the areas of the property we frequent most). 2 days later...I still had ants. I wrote the product off, pretty irritated considering it was supposed to be effective. Another 2 days later...they were all DEAD. Every single mound I treated...dead. YAY!!! Ordering more because ants from the mounds I didn't treat and imposing in on the now ant-free zone. So, clearly this is not a long term solution. The extent of poison I would have to cover our place with would be ridiculous and eventually the ants would evolve to tolerate it anyway. Back to the drawing board! For now, it gives us some piece of mind and some buffer from them establishing where we work the most.

Very fast shipping, the product is very good. Thank you