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We have a severe infestation of moles that are undermining our lawn, shrubs, etc.
Do you have a product that would rid us of this pest?
Recommended products to get rid of moles are Giant Destroyer Smoke Bombs, a gaseous product
that you insert in the main runway. The directions for use are on the back of the product. Another alternative
is Victor Mole Trap, a trap that you
place in the main runway.
If you don't mind killing the earthworms and grubs, which is their main diet, you
can use Delta Guard Granulars.
It is best to use the Delta Guard Granulars
during the fall. An animal repellent by Dr. T's Nature Products, Whole Control,
has proven effective by inhibiting the formation of burrows and tunnels.
Talpirid Mole Bait is an easy mole bait to apply remedy and has outstanding results.
Because moles can be tedious to control and
eliminate, you may not only want the gaseous products, like the smoke bombs, but
also the baits and traps too. We have gotten very good feedback from the product called Whole
Control that inhibits future burrowing and tunneling.
I would like information on mole control. They have infested our whole lawn
and it is practically 90% covered with tunnels. Grub control was applied in
the spring. This has been a growing problem for several years. It is now
out of control. It seems as though there are hundreds of them.
Place Mole Patrol bait in at least 15 to 20 tunnels and then see what happens. After 2 weeks, flatten all the tunnels and repeat the baiting in the tunnels that have been reopened.
What damage are the moles doing to my garden, besides all the hills. Are my wildflowers and shrubs in danger? What can we do this winter to eliminate the problem?
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Go to Mole information and click on moles for more information.
I would like to rid me back yard of rodents which I suspect may be moles, but I am not sure. I see several holes (4 or 5) burrowed in the ground around my shed but I do not know for sure that the animals that did the burrowing were moles. These animals evidently had teeth strong enough to chew through a window screen of a fence as well as the walls of a large, thick cardboard box that held a computer! In any case my question is is it wise to purchase mole traps if I am not certain of the identification of the culprits. Would this be better attended to by a professional or could I use these traps with other related animals such as field mice, rats, rabbits, etc.
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