If you've trapped a mole (and it's legal in your state—Massachusetts and Washington ban most mole traps), the animal should be dead in a properly set scissor, harpoon, or NoMol trap.
Always wear gloves when handling traps or wildlife—moles can carry parasites and diseases.
Live-capture of moles is extremely difficult and not recommended. Relocation is inhumane and often illegal. Lethal trapping is the standard, effective method.
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