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, " wrote: On Apr 29, 2:55*pm, Gunner wrote: On Apr 28, 9:21*am, Gz wrote: any good devices for mole prevention. I got cats. Greg On Apr 28, 9:21 am, Gz wrote: any good devices for mole prevention. I got cats. Greg Not really, you have to *kill em off or reduce their food source so they move on. *Trapping is the most successful, used along with product to control soil grubs and larvae like the crane fly. Keep in mind that they are aerating soil and keeping the soil insect population in check. *On the other hand they sure do tunnel...alot. I have seen some good "mole" cats, *but I'm not a fan because they stalk and kill birds when mole hunting is slow( which is most of the time) *and our feral population is growing too fast. * A neighbor brought some mole killing gummie worms. *Haven't heard his results as yet. *Maybe someone here has. We had a neighbor get rid of them, or at least one, with bubble gum MJ Juicy Fruit gum. Plant the mole plants about more permanent. -- Bill S. Jersey USA zone 5 shade garden "The best fertilizer is the gardener's shadow." - Anon http://www.earthknowledge.net/map/ |
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