Amdro Ant Killer for Outdoor Home Perimeter, 12oz

It has been an ongoing battle for many ages. The wet weather comes, the Sun starts heating the Earth to more habitable temperature, and once again the little black enemy approaches. This year it has been a total invasion of the garage. There were many products tried, and at the next junction there would have been a concoction of napalm to initiate scorched Earth policy.Luckily it did not come to this. These pictures illustrate the bold behavior of the enemy. They are small but they are many, numbering in the thousands within just this colony alone. They have encroached for the final time, and before launching a full-on scorched Earth policy, I was willing to give this product a try.An after battle report shows that the enemy was reduced to mere hundreds within 6 hours of application. As I said with Glee, enjoy your meal, these black demons from the crack were picking up the granules and speedrunning them into the nest. It was as if nectar was falling from their gods, what they didn't count on, however, was an angry god who only wished for their demise. Within those 6 hours reports indicated that the majority of the colony had succumbed to the poisonous fruit. Within 24 hours there were no signs of life from either of the colonies that this advanced warfare product was dispersed to.As of 48 hours, there are no signs of activity at all, and even some other creatures, who obviously were aiding the attack by the Black devils, have ceased to exist. I cannot recommend this product more, if you are at your wit's end and thinking of burning down your house, please try this product first. You will not be disappointed.

I would highly recommend this bait, especially for fire ants. We've had a fire ant mound in our side yard right along the sidewalk since I was a small child, so it's been there 15 to 20 years. I remember my grandma doing everything she possibly could to get rid of them, and nothing ever worked. I reseeded my lawn this year and grass was starting to grow everywhere besides where the fire ant mound was and about 2-3ft out from where the center was. I went out one morning around 10-11 and sprinkled some of the bait right onto and around the mound as well as on they're forging trails and right away they were picking it up and taking it back to the rest of the colony. I went and checked the following day and there were a ton of dead fire ants and hardly any activity. I gave it a couple more days and went and checked and there was no activity whatsoever. I took a shovel and dug into the mound and it was nothing but dead fire ants. I am extremely pleased with this product. Also, one container of it is going to last you a very long time, and it's very easy to distribute, you just sprinkle it right out of the container and there is no mess or hassle.

So I Bought Amdro Ant Killer, this stuff works! It's like Pebbles or Yellow Rice. They say it won't work if it's wet, so avoid rain and all that, sprinkle it Dry. I had so many Black Ants it was crazy, me or the dogs could barely walk outside in our yard because they were just everywhere. I tried the Sugar Water and Borax and all that, but they just had a party and were swimming in it 😒..... As you can see from the pictures I sprinkled this stuff all around (Yellow). I watched some Ants carry pieces away and drop it away from their Hole, most Ants tho carried it inside, I'm sure it killed the Ant Queen. I came outside the very next morning and most of them if not all were dead, (Big pile of Dead Black Ants). I've sprinkled this stuff around Tiny Baby Ant holes as well, they will also take a piece into their hole. Amdro works, if I ever get Sugar Ants or Red Ants I'll use this stuff right away also. It works on all Ants.

Sprinkle outside of house and ants disappear. Works well but rain affects performance. Reapply is easy and dry ground is best.

85 stars...I've been fighting red harvester ants for 5 years. These hellions both bite AND sting. Things I've tried (not exhaustive because I can't remember everything): DE, boiling water, Pine Sol, Mouthwash, ACV, Baking soda & vinegar, Soap, Fabric Softener, Grass Killer, Oils, Terro, Ashes, Manure piles, Mowing, planting things on top of them, and finally, building a brush pile and lighting it on FIRE on top of them. Those four-letter-words just walked across the coals going about their business.Enter this stuff: Sprinkle liberally (the shaker top is not good, just take it off and sprinkle) around any entrance holes AT DUSK (keep your pets away if they like to taste toxins). Sprinkle some on their little pathways. Treat every known ant hole you have since these guys network better than Facebook. Should be easy to see where their holes are since they kill all veg in a 3 foot circle. The next morning there were visibly less ants and even some holes had dead ants lying about - these guys collect their dead so visible dead soldiers means they didn't have enough antpower to collect. The next night I did the same application on all holes (I missed one, which served as a nice reference to compare to the treated sites). Some of the sites had made a new hole, which got treated. I will keep a bottle of this stuff on me at all times because of this, the puny fire ants don't stand a chance if this works on the harvester antholes!