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I'm just getting tired of going to the frigging doctor's office 3 times a week.

Every time a new mole pops up I'll catch and bring to the doctor's office to make sure it's not cancerous......

Been using this stuff seems to knock the numbers down fairly well but the mole problem is like dandelions you have to use yearly countermeasures to rid yourself of these problems.

I can't tell you if this will work, but I have heard that juicy fruit gum placed in a fresh run will kill them. It is supposed to stop them up when they eat it. Like I said, this is hearsay. miles

Caught one this morning in a scissor trap.

Plug holes insert hose hook hose to lawn mower start and have six pack watch the souls float on. Know a guy that uses propane and an ignition tool fills the holes and from a distance flick boom but it opens the ground a bit. Not of yards.

It works. Been using juicy fruit for years in my parents lawn. They live on 30 acres, with3-4 being their lawn. Take a stick of gum and break in half long ways, and roll the halves into a shape that resembles a grub. The key to this working is you have to wear rubber gloves so your scent won't get on the gum. The new juicy fruit isn't as pliable as what it used to be, so you have to get it wet to roll it without it breaking apart. Take a large screw driver and poke holes in the active runs, and drop the pieces in holes. They will eat the gum, not be able to digest it, and die. I usually get a couple packs at a time and make a bunch and load up as many runs as I can find. Cheapest and most effective way I've found.

Good Luck

In a new tunnel i apply about a 2 minute dose of unregulated propane out of a 20 gallon tank.

When doing this i look for other tunnels that may be leaking gas and make sure they are packed with dirt.

It does take several tries because if others come upon the tunnels they will use them.
Makes one wonder just how many there are in the yard when they do that.