Moles

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Clayfarmer

Member

• Mar 22, 2017

• #21

Interesting, I was told years ago that you never see weeds growing on a mole hill, which has mostly been true. Apparently old gardeners used mole hills for potting due to this. Wonder if the moles are telling us something...

 

JCMaloney

Member

Location

LE9 2JG

• Mar 22, 2017

• #22

Don`t mention gardeners to @Cab-over Pete they pinched his mole hills!!

 

YorkshireAndrew

Member

Location

West / North Yorks border

• Mar 22, 2017

• #23

JCMaloney said:

Don`t mention gardeners to @Cab-over Pete they pinched his mole hills!!

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He can have mine , I've loads of them . [emoji5]️

 

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moletrappa

New Member

Location

Cleveland/North Yorkshire

• Mar 27, 2017

• #24

Lots this year. Been trapping hard, just starting to tail off now. Caught 150+ at this spot, and this year hit the 1000 moles mark by valentines day, my earliest by a long way.

 

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Richard III

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

CW5 Cheshire

• Mar 27, 2017

• #25

moletrappa said:

Lots this year. Been trapping hard, just starting to tail off now. Caught 150+ at this spot, and this year hit the 1000 moles mark by valentines day, my earliest by a long way.

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Spent some time around Middleham over the New Year, never seen as many moles about in all my life!

Nice soil they were fetching up too.

 

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Deereone

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

Dorset

• Mar 27, 2017

• #26

Anyone used a Rodentator on them, in clay soil?

 

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moletrappa

New Member

Location

Cleveland/North Yorkshire

• Mar 27, 2017

• #27

Looks lovely rich soil that richard 111.
How those rodenators got a licence to be used is beyond me and apart from the fun value id say they were a massive waste of money.