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Ha Ha! This makes 6 over the last year. Legal methods only of course.
Dunno but all that stuff and poisons etc. is a gimmick. If they do work some its just a temporary fix. The only one that had a little success were the poison zinc pills and solar yard sonic stake. Not worth $. Gets a couple weeks at best. Old school tried n true is the best.
My cats get between 8-10 per year. I was thinking about renting them out!
Haven't tried this myself, but a couple of guys at work use light bulbs. Dig the dirt away from the mound, stick a cheapo bulb down there, bust it with the handle of your shovel, and recover the hole. Apparently moles have very soft and thin skin and a poor clotting ability, so they crawl thru the glass, get cut up and bleed out. Thought it was an interesting idea.
Quote from: CAM38 on February 10, 2013, 05:40:28 PMHaven't tried this myself, but a couple of guys at work use light bulbs. Dig the dirt away from the mound, stick a cheapo bulb down there, bust it with the handle of your shovel, and recover the hole. Apparently moles have very soft and thin skin and a poor clotting ability, so they crawl thru the glass, get cut up and bleed out. Thought it was an interesting idea.Wow, that makes me want to order up about 60 tons of glass to mix in with my topsoil before I plant my yard this spring. Lay it in about three inches down then topcoat the entire area with clean soil. Hmmmmmmmmm. I wonder how much flintstones recycle yard is selling their crushed glass. Can't be much more than gravel cause I know of a few folks who use it as a base layer for driveways and under parking apron pours...
The moles are turning my yard into a mine field this past month...need to get some traps