Ortho Snake B Gon1 - Snake Repellent Granules, No-Stink Formula, Covers Up to 1,440 sq. ft., 2 lbs. (2-Pack)

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These Ortho Snake B Gon1 Snake Repellent Granules work great! The smell is actually nice. Strong cinnamon smell butt not overpowering at all, which is a big plus compared to other repellents. It’s easy to apply and really helps keep snakes from hanging around. You can definitely tell whenever you miss a month, because snakes start showing up again. As long as you reapply on schedule, it does exactly what it promises. Highly recommend!

Certainly! Here's a short, clean review for **Snake B Gon**, with no links: --- ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐☆ **Easy and Effective Snake Repellent** Snake B Gon is a great option if you’re looking for a natural way to keep snakes out of your yard. The granules are easy to apply and made with essential oils like peppermint and cinnamon that snakes dislike. It has a mild scent, safe for pets and kids when used as directed, and it doesn’t damage plants. It worked well around our garden and fence line—noticeably fewer snake sightings within a few days. Just keep in mind that it may need reapplying after heavy rain. Overall, a solid, hassle-free way to create a snake-free zone outdoors!

The smell does not stink but it is potent, super strong. I almost had a headache pouring it around front yard.

I have a snake sticking it's head up through a hedge and looking around. I see some people really like this repellent, and some people say it is worthless. I have spread around the area where it has been seen. Some people have shown pictures with the snakes laying in it. There are two ingredients. One is an insecticide and the other is aromactic. Snakes like to stay in areas where are things to eat, and my theory is the insecticide keeps food away from the snake and the aromatic is trying to repel by smell. I don't get any odor from the product. I think the insecticide may take awhile to get the food away and snakes loose interest, where the aromatic may or may not work. I'll trust Ortho anyway.