Getting rid of moles...

[British Red]

Now that's a good idea - never heard of it being done ....but would love to watch!

 

[woof]

Thanks again, love that Red thanks for poting, it gave me a good chuckle !.

Yep learn to love mole hills.

Rob

 

[Jared]

[video=youtube;_YosLQDAnps]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YosLQDAnps[/video]



http://gajitz.com/diy-patrol-robot-keeps-gardens-safe-with-built-in-water-gun/

 

[daveO]

Leave them be. I've got them in my garden and they're a constant source of well tilled soil. I collect all the earth they dig up and stockpile it to mix with other soils to fill raised beds and pots. I don't know where I'd be without them at the moment

You do have to be careful though, especially in a dry summer like this one has been, if you're watering certain areas of the garden the worms collect in those areas and attract the moles. All of a sudden your plants will end up a foot higher than when you planted them...

 

[Gray]

[video=youtube;_YosLQDAnps]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YosLQDAnps[/video]



http://gajitz.com/diy-patrol-robot-keeps-gardens-safe-with-built-in-water-gun/

hahaaaa thats brilliant.

 

[ozzy1977]

I cant help thinking of Caddyshack when dealing with ground dwelling beasties
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0Hx5ka1FiA

 

[petrochemicals]

I can only think more nature will make a healthier garden, looser soil for the worms etc. The only other thing would be mole fenceing and a mini digger, as they'll always be back, or just keep ferrets yourself, they're the 3rd most popular pet in the states.

Now that's a good idea - never heard of it being done ....but would love to watch!

It'll end up like rabbiting, one obstanate ferrit stuck down a rabbit hole refusing to come out while he eats his rabbit, and yourself being forced to dig it out.

 

[veryWildbill]

Theres only one way to get rid of a mole

[video=youtube_share;fePU5CIHpas]http://youtu.be/fePU5CIHpas[/video]