Question/Advice

[truckinbutch]

OMG Ive seen those while digging in the garden. They are really fat and white and curled. Disgusting looking too. No wonder the birds hang around when I'm digging, I throw those out in the yard when I run across them.

Eliminate them and the moles will migrate to a more friendly environment unless your yard is full of tulip bulbs . That's their second favorite meal .

 

[bill-USA]

Don't know if it's true, but I've been advised to use softener sheets intended for the dryer. Place a sheet at the entrance of each hole you see, and close tunnel entrance. This was for common ground rodents.

Apparently they highly dislike the softener scent and volunarily move on.

Untested, but I see no harm in trying. Let us know if you try it and how long it takes for them to move on.

 

[Felinepeachy]

OMG Ive seen those while digging in the garden. They are really fat and white and curled. Disgusting looking too. No wonder the birds hang around when I'm digging, I throw those out in the yard when I run across them.

Eliminate them and the moles will migrate to a more friendly environment unless your yard is full of tulip bulbs . That's their second favorite meal .

I may as well give up. I'll build them little houses with swimming pools. The yard has tons of tulips everywhere Between the grubs and tulips I can't win.

 

[Felinepeachy]

make a wind clacker...they hate them and so will the neighbor when all your unwanted ground dwelling critters move to their yard.

LOL, What is a windclacker?

 

[bigscoop]

Now I'm not 100% sure about this, but I've heard that if you treat your lawn for gubs the moles will leave because that's why they're there? But I know nothing about treating a lawn for grubs, just something I've heard from time to time. You might contact a few lawn care services. Maybe they know something about it?

 

[goldie1959]

grub treatment in your spreader also juicy fruit gum . seen that from that guy on tv that says peppermint oil keeps mice out of house mhome etc. goodluck

 

[WindHarvester]

The "Castor bean plant" is VERY poisonous.

The "sonic device" mentioned above sounds like a safe route. My wife's Granfather and Grandmother had a problem with, chipmunks, moles and also groundhogs getting under their out buildings and garden sheds. What they did was keep a small radio playing in the buildings and the sounds and or vibrations made all the critters leave.

Hope this helps.

 

[Felinepeachy]

The "Castor bean plant" is VERY poisonous.

The "sonic device" mentioned above sounds like a safe route. My wife's Granfather and Grandmother had a problem with, chipmunks, moles and also groundhogs getting under their out buildings and garden sheds. What they did was keep a small radio playing in the buildings and the sounds and or vibrations made all the critters leave.

Hope this helps.

That does sound good.

 

[syko]

send in the pros