Leave the moles the hell alone! *They ain't bothering you.

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Good advice. I have one on the side of my forehead. I wanted to have it
removed, but the doctor said to leave it alone. It ain't cancerous and
you don't want it become it.

I have 7 acres of woods that they can play in all they want but they are
not going to tear up my lawn.


From Mel & Donnie in Bluebird Valley

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Mel M Kelly wrote:
If you get a spring harpoon type trap and learn how to use it it works
great. I get them everytime.

God forbid any wildlife trespass on our lawns.

These mole traps are pretty specific to a tunneling mole and will not have
any affect on other critters walking around your lawn. They have a set of
spikes aimed downwards towards a tunnel or tunnel opening.

-al sung
Rapid Realm Technology, Inc.
Hopkinton, MA

Yeah and those downward facing spikes could be painful!
susan

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Leave the moles the hell alone! They ain't bothering you.

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Good advice. I have one on the side of my forehead. I wanted to have it
removed, but the doctor said to leave it alone. It ain't cancerous and
you don't want it become it.

My dad would trap them using regular mouse traps with a small piece of
bacon wired to the trap. I've heard of smoking sticks for rodents.
Moles can be rather destructive to a lawn, and they may be feasting on
grubs. Hawks, cats, and fox hunt moles.