How to Control Underground Rodents

[Techie Farmer]

Ever heard of the Rodenator Pro? It’s a professional pest control device used on farms, parks, and even golf courses. The tool works by pushing a mix of propane and oxygen gas into the burrows of pests like gophers, ground squirrels, and prairie dogs.
   

Once ignited, the gas creates a powerful underground blast that wipes out the pests instantly and collapses their tunnels, so they can’t come back.

This method has actually been used in real settings — including a 2009 Spokane Parks case that made the headlines. It’s often shown in field demos and training videos for pest control.

It’s effective, but definitely not a DIY tool. Since it involves explosive gases, it should only be handled by trained professionals.

[FarmKing]

I read that the Rodenator Pro is also used in golf courses to protect the turf. Those gophers can destroy an entire green overnight.

[EcoFarm]

What I like is that it doesn’t rely on chemicals, so it’s safer for the environment when used properly.

[Blam]

Still, I’d be scared to handle it. Propane and oxygen? One wrong move and boom 😬

[Donk]

Some experts say it’s humane because the pressure wave is so fast that the animals die instantly before they even feel it.

[Kryon]

You know farmers are serious when pest control looks like a mini military operation 😄. I like this

[Vera]

Not common in Africa