Tick Control Tubes; 12 Per Box; No Spray, Easy-to-Use; Kills Ticks That May Carry Lyme Disease; Place in Backyard, Gardens or Wooded Areas Twice a Year; Won’t Harm Kids, Pets or Environment

Work great, about two weeks and I noticed a significant drop in the amount of ticks. Going to buy a box a year

We live in a wooded area where deer come and eat my flowers, especially my Hostas. I even saw one deer laying down in my back yard one evening. A couple months ago I was finding and taking off at least 1 deer tick a week. For some reason the ticks seem to love me. I purchased enough of these tubes to do our half acre. Within two weeks I have not found even 1 tick on me. I noticed that some of the cotton is gone from the tubes also. This will now be my go to product twice every year.

Wife keeps ordering these, and while I can't say whether they decrease the population of ticks in our area, she thinks they do! I toss them under outbuildings and wherever the dogs can't get to them, but critters living under the outbuildings seem inclined to toss them back out in the open. The treated fiber inside does seem to get consumed or collected by the critters, hopefully as nesting material where it can do it's job on the ticks, but I somehow feel it's like emptying Lake Superior with a leaky bucket. I'll never win the battle - with the ticks or the wife! I find spraying the yard is a better solution but there's nothing you can do about all the ticks in the woods where the dogs run.

I've been using these for 4 years now. The first year I moved here, my babysitter wouldn't take my kids out in the yard to play because she said she could literally see ticks jumping. Every time I would go out to garden I would come inside with at least one tick on me. After I put these around my yard, we had literally zero ticks on us. Every spring when I go out early to get the garden ready, I might end up with a tick or two, but as soon as I put these out, I know the kids can go out and play. Definitely try these out if you have ticks or are worried about them. They're literally so easy to use, just take them out of the box and place them in your yard - each tube is about the size of a toilet paper roll. And that's it.

Not sure the effectiveness of this alone, however,this combined with other methods it helped. Does nothing for the turkey tick thom

Chucked a bunch in surrounding woods. Ticks suck, literally, so it can’t hurt to try. The camouflage makes them disappear and the cardboard will probably break down in a few years so it’s a one-and-done. Maybe the field mice will appreciate it at least.

This product is so easy to use. I live in an area with a lot of tics and this will help to reduce the risk of getting bite by them. I love the fact that is does not use harmful chemicals that are sprayed on to plants or grass. It makes it safer for pets to be able to run around freely.

I was skeptical, a little pricey, we live in Maine and the ticks are abundant. We have a dog and he would have several ticks on hime every time we brought him out. I put 24 of these around the perimeter of a 1/2 acre lot. We have lots of trees and stone walls. I checked the tubes about a week later and most of them were empty. After a couple of weeks, have not seen a single tick.