Reduce food sources (bird feeders, fallen fruit). Trap using gray squirrel trapping guide. On isolated trees, install aluminum flashing or porcupine wire around trunks to prevent climbing. Ultrasonics and mothballs are ineffective.
Confirm moles (not voles or pocket gophers). Trap with scissor or harpoon traps after proper training at molecontrol.htm. Primary diet is earthworms; grub control alone rarely eliminates moles. Trapping is the only consistently effective method.
Use cinch traps in main tunnels. See pocket gopher video for technique.
Habitat modification and persistent trapping are key. No single “magic” solution exists. Always comply with state regulations.
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