He's baaaack!! Yard Man mowed yesterday and I just looked out in my backyard and he has just reappeared with shovel in hand trying to murder a mole he "just happened" to see this morning in my yard! This is getting creepier now I don't even know what time or day he's coming it seems to be quite often though.:eek: He said he really thinks it's fun!
I seem to be attracting stalkers lately!:eyeball: :eyeball:

Hopefully he won't use plastic explosives to get that mole. Are you sure it wasn't a gopher? :D

It's most likely gophers and moles! Our yard looks like a dirt pit!:rolleyes:

We have gophers and moles everywhere over here. If anybody knows the best way to get rid of them, pllllleeeeeeeeeeaaaasssseeee let me know!

I use Sweeney's Poison Peanut Pellets (since 1892) I bought it somewhere... :D

LOL, I wonder how many million moles and gophers killed since 1892?

P.S. I also have some Hi-yield mole and gopher bait. Sometimes I mix them 50/50 for a better variety meal...

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Take a hose from a shop vacume. Attatch one end to the tail pipe on the care. The other end goes in the gopher hole. Let Your car idle for 20 mnts or so and walla walla. :clap:

Bi-otch about this heat ! I feel like I am breathing water and after that rain yesterday it will just become more humid. Born and raised in this heat and still do not like it.

LOL, hehehe, I like that one. That is Bill Murray-esk

I think I'm too chicken to try some of y'alls methods. I'd be afraid I'd accidentally poison or kill our dogs or the neighbor's toddler.:(

With the poison pellets, you excavate a tiny hole in the trail, drop in a few pellets in the hole, and cover it back up delicately. Although a dog might locate it by smell, dig it up and eat it, I doubt a child would ever find them before the gopher does. You might try the carbon monoxide method. :D

There is a big difference here between a gopher and a mole. Moles are not that hard to ferret out but the dreaded gopher is another thing. They dig deeper and are very smart about detecting traps.

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