Moles and voles require different controls. Moles create deep tunnels with volcano mounds; voles make surface runways and eat plants. Visit wildlifedamagecontrol.com/solutions.htm for detailed identification guides.
Both pests can be caught with traps, but success hinges on the trapper’s skill, not the trap model. Proper training in tunnel identification and trap placement dramatically increases catch rates.
Poisons, repellents, and ultrasonic devices have little proven efficacy. Focus on mastering trapping techniques for lasting results.
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