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OK, new lawn rodent problem
Living in NJ, I thought I had seen everything. As far as rodents, I
always have some moles and chipmunks. But now I just noticed a section of lawn where I have circular mounds of dirt on top of the grass. These mounds are about the size of a large saucer or small pie and stand several inches high. It's obvious fresh dirt from below. There is no hole, just a round pile of dirt. In the 30 X 30 ft section of lawn there are about 8 piles that stand out like a sore thumb. The moles I've had for many years only dig surface tunnels, where they push up the turf from below, not producting any surface piles. The chipmunks just dig a nice perfect 1 1/2" round hole in the turf and leave no dirt, so they haven't ever been a problem. But what the hell is making this mess now? And how do I get rid of whatever it is? |
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OK, new lawn rodent problem
moles do that.thet are making living quarters underground. not much you
can do but move the dirt away. you can trap them in the pushed up tunnels though..lucas http://www.minibite.com/america/malone.htm |
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