Central NJ, 2-acre lawn. Grubs treated with GrubEx annually. Moles appeared last year; Mole-Be-Gone (Home Depot) didn't stop tunnels.
Go organic: build healthy environment for toads, lizards, snakes, beneficial insects. They eat grubs naturally. Toads also eat slugs. No grub chemicals needed.
Dust cayenne pepper down active tunnels. Irritates their noses—they leave. Reapply at each new opening. They'll abandon the yard.
Organic program = healthy soil biology = natural pest control. Chemical grub killers harm beneficial insects. Moles follow grubs; eliminate grubs organically, moles leave.
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