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A mole can do so much damage in such a short amount of time.

As you can tell the dirt looks dark, fresh and soft. Typically this will tell you that there is an active mole in your yard. 

Mole mounds are created by the mole when he has lots of dirt to push out of his way when creating new tunnels. The easiest way to remove mounds is to take a shovel and throw dirt off to the side, allowing it to settle into the grass/yard after a rain. Some like to gather the nice fresh dirt in a bucket for fill.

This is a cross section of a mole tunnel. As you can see to the right, the tunnel starts to go deeper underground.

Rain settles the dirt and when a mole moves back through the tunnel and pushes up, it cracks the dirt. 

This large Mound was over 2 ft across and 1 ft high. 

It is best to remove mounds after our first visit so that the dirt doesn't kill your grass.

Can you believe a single mole can do this much damage?

Snow insulates the ground from cold temperatures allowing moles to dig. 

 This little pest was found in a nest. An adult mole was trapped just a few feet away. 

Trap these pests before they preproduce and take over your yard! After research, we have learned that moles only reproduce in the spring, unlike most other rodents.

We see several of these rare Albino/ Blonde moles during the year. 

We find a lot of these moles that have blonde spots. 

This is one of the largest moles we have trapped at a whopping 7 inches! Holy Moley!

This is another one of the largest moles we have trapped at a whopping 7+ inches! Holy Moley!

Our success rate is great!

This is a very young mole. When you compare to previous moles their body is about half the size of an adult mole. 

Sometimes racoons and other predators will pull traps and partially eat the mole, which is why you may find a trap dragged off to a completely different area of your yard.

 Sometimes, the traps set off on rocks, holding the trap open just enough for the mole to escape. 

Take a look at these underground shovels with claws. Moles can push around a whole lot of dirt with these hobbit feet!

Look how tiny this skull is! How are moles so smart with such tiny brains?

Don't waste your money on these. We trap around them all day!

It is not guaranteed that moles will eat these, which is why we use traps so we have proof that moles are eliminated. Poisons are also dangerous to pets and birds.

It is not guaranteed that moles will eat these, which is why we use traps so we have proof that moles are eliminated. Poisons are also dangerous to pets and birds.