Moles
- Thread starter nelly55
- Start date
- Location
- Herefordshire
Fight fire with fire, get a graboid
- Location
- Northumberland
deleted user 837354
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Just pay a mole man to get them.
- Location
- East Sussex
Are they regular diggers..... shooting them is a possibility. Other than that it's trapping, I have most success with the double hoop tunnel traps. Plenty of threads on here but mostly it's about smoothing the run either side of the trap so mole doesn't start pushing the dirt around.
- Location
- Lancashire
And if that dont work
- Location
- East Sussex
ShooTa
Member
- Location
- Denbighshire - In the vale of Clwyd!
get some badgers./
- Location
- Herefordshire
Even better:
next best thing to depleted uranium rounds!
serf
Member
- Location
- warwickshire
- Location
- Scottish Highlands
Harrow the mole hills to flatten them, then set traps between two fresh mole hills.
Exactly!
Generally if you haven’t caught in a run in 24 hours move the trap on and monitor the run after to see if anything passes.
Monty
Member
- Location
- Nantwich, Cheshire
Yes moles have been rampant this year. Last year I cleared the whole farm of them. This year I've caught even more of them as they teleported in from the ether. Including a family of them in a field that has been mole free for 10 years or so. It's been ridiculous this summer.
I find Putange traps are very efffective.
I find Putange traps are very efffective.
- Location
- west Devon
length of hosepipe, and a chainsaw running on a very oil rich mixture.......
- Location
- Scottish Borders
Barrel traps , and the occasional putang used here. It’s very rewarding when you catch the wee devils.
And I’m sure my neighbour chases them over the fence into my fields!
And I’m sure my neighbour chases them over the fence into my fields!
michael N123
Member
Does that actually work
serf
Member
- Location
- warwickshire
It is
but some of them are like Houdini , constantly setting the traps of and carrying on pissing you off with the carnage they leave !