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Expert insights on mole removal, yard care, and pest management in Cincinnati, Dayton, and Northern Kentucky.

A mown green lawn running up to the edge of a dense deciduous tree line in summer, the boundary where a mole stops being a problem worth paying to solve

Oct 1, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Are Moles Good for Your Yard?

Are moles good for your yard? A Cincinnati trapper gives the honest trade-off: real soil benefits, and the point where the damage stops being worth it.

A smooth healthy backyard lawn photographed at grass level in autumn, with a wooden privacy fence and a line of turning trees behind it, the boundary a new mole would cross

Sep 28, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Do Moles Come Back After Trapping?

Do moles come back after trapping? A Cincinnati trapper on why the mole we remove stays gone, how a new one claims an empty tunnel, and when that happens.

A small vented device seated in a mown green lawn beside a mulch bed at dusk, the kind of yard gadget homeowners install hoping it will move a mole along

Sep 24, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Do Sonic Mole Repellers Work?

Do sonic mole repellers work? A Cincinnati trapper on what solar spikes really do underground, why moles tunnel right past them, and what moves a mole out.

A well kept red brick ranch house with a broad green front lawn, the kind of maintained Greater Cincinnati yard a mole can cross in a single night

Sep 21, 2026by Megan Fiscus

How Fast Do Moles Dig? 15 Feet an Hour

How fast do moles dig? Up to 15 feet of new tunnel an hour. A Greater Cincinnati trapper on the real rate, what clay soil does to it, and overnight damage.

Rain puddles standing on a green lawn after a heavy storm, the kind of soaked yard that pushes moles into higher tunnels

Sep 17, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Do Moles Swim? Yes, and Flooding Fails

Do moles swim? Yes, better than most people think. A Greater Cincinnati trapper explains why flooding tunnels with a hose moves a mole but never removes it.

American robin standing in a green lawn hunting for the earthworms and grubs that also draw moles into a yard

Sep 14, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Do Moles Eat Grubs? Yes, but Mostly Worms

Do moles eat grubs? Yes, but earthworms are most of the diet. A Greater Cincinnati trapper explains grub season, mole damage, and why grub killer disappoints.

Quiet fenced suburban backyard lawn in low evening light, the kind of yard where homeowners stand listening for whatever is digging under the grass

Sep 10, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Do Moles Make Noise? Rarely and Quietly

Do moles make noise? Rarely, and it is faint. A Greater Cincinnati trapper explains what you really hear under a lawn and which animal is usually making it.

Gloved hand holding a handful of dark crumbly material over a flowerbed, the way homeowners spread mole home remedies in the yard

Sep 7, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Does Juicy Fruit Gum Kill Moles? No

Does Juicy Fruit gum kill moles? No. A Greater Cincinnati trapper tests gum, mothballs, coffee grounds, and dish soap, and explains what really clears a yard.

Gardener's hands pressing a young plant's root ball into dark garden bed soil with wilted vines nearby

Sep 3, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Do Moles Eat Plant Roots? No, Voles Do

Do moles eat plant roots? No. Moles are insectivores that hunt worms and grubs. A Cincinnati trapper explains what is really killing your plants: voles.

Hand colored 1840s natural history plate showing three American moles digging through farm soil, one pulling an earthworm, with a farmhouse behind

Aug 31, 2026by Megan Fiscus

How Long Do Moles Live? Years, Not Months

How long do moles live? Eastern moles average about three years and can reach six. A Cincinnati trapper explains why one animal can wreck a lawn for years.

Shovel blade sunk into bare soil at the edge of thick grass, the top layer of a lawn where moles cut their shallow feeding runs

Aug 27, 2026by Megan Fiscus

How Deep Do Moles Dig? Two Tunnel Levels

Moles dig on two levels: shallow feeding runs a few inches down and deep highways a foot or more below. A Cincinnati trapper explains why depth matters.

Dew covered grass glowing in low sunrise light, the early morning hour when moles do their heaviest digging under a lawn

Aug 24, 2026by Megan Fiscus

When Are Moles Most Active? Dawn and Dusk

Moles work in shifts around the clock, but dawn, dusk, spring, and fall are peak digging time. A Cincinnati trapper explains the timing and how to use it.

Close up of a mole with large pink digging claws on a rock, the single animal usually responsible for all the tunnels in a yard

Aug 20, 2026by Megan Fiscus

How Many Moles Are in My Yard? Usually One

A torn up lawn almost always means one mole, not a colony. A Cincinnati trapper explains how much damage a single mole actually does and how to know for sure.

Homeowner spraying a green lawn with a hose end sprayer, the way liquid castor oil mole repellents are applied

Aug 17, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Castor Oil for Moles: What It Really Does

Castor oil will not remove moles from your yard. A Cincinnati trapper explains what it really does underground, why it seems to work, and what ends the damage.

Groundhog standing upright in green backyard grass in front of a wooden privacy fence, the kind of yard where burrow holes appear

Aug 13, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Groundhog Holes in Yard: What They Mean

Groundhog holes in your yard mean an active burrow underneath. A Cincinnati trapper explains how to read the holes, the damage they cause, and what ends it.

A mole pushing up out of a molehill in a grassy yard, its eyes hidden in dense fur and its pink snout leading the way

Aug 10, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Are Moles Blind? What They Really Sense

Moles are not blind, but they see almost nothing. A Cincinnati mole trapper explains what the snout actually senses underground, and why repellents miss.

Red fox trotting across a mowed green lawn, one of the few predators that takes moles in Ohio and Kentucky yards

Aug 6, 2026by Megan Fiscus

What Eats Moles? Why Predators Don't Help

Foxes, owls, hawks, and snakes all eat moles in Ohio and Kentucky yards. A Cincinnati trapper explains why predators never clear a lawn, and what does.

Raccoon on a Greater Cincinnati property, the size of animal that dens in attics and under decks

Aug 3, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Raccoon in the Attic and Under the Deck: The Real Damage

Raccoon in the attic or under the deck? The damage they cause, the health risks in their droppings, and how humane removal and exclusion work.

Winding vole surface runways chewed through a Kentucky lawn, the damage that appears as snow melts in spring

Jul 30, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Voles in Kentucky: Why the Lawn Looks Chewed Up in Spring

The call almost always comes the same week. The snow finally goes, Northern Kentucky gets four or five days above fifty, the grass starts to green

Mole emerging from a lawn showing the broad front claws built for year round tunneling

Jul 27, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Do Moles Hibernate? What Happens in Your Yard All Winter

Every year around the first hard freeze the calls slow down, and when they pick back up in March the same sentence comes out of half of them. The

Mole breaking the surface of a mound of freshly dug soil

Jul 26, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Outside Mole Control Service Mistakes That Ruin Dayton Properties

Moles do not care how much you spent on sod, seed, or landscaping. They just care that your soil is soft and full of food. One day the turf looks

Gray squirrel perched on a wooden beam like the attic framing they gnaw and nest in

Jul 23, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Squirrels in the Attic: Why They Keep Coming Back

The homeowner had already fixed it. That was the first thing he told me on the phone. He got up on a ladder in April, found the hole above the gutter

Eastern chipmunk pausing on a concrete foundation block, the entry route many Cincinnati homes overlook

Jul 22, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Chipmunk in the House: How They Get In and What They Wreck

Chipmunk in the house? How they get in — gaps, vents, and foundation cracks — where they hide, and how to get them out and keep them out.

Tan burrowing rodent resting at the mouth of its hole in bare dirt

Jul 19, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Mole Removal in Dayton: Spring vs. Fall Timing to Prevent Lawn Damage

Spring vs fall mole removal: why the shoulder seasons are prime trapping windows in Ohio and Kentucky, and what changes in summer and winter.

Fenced suburban back yard with an open stretch of lawn in evening light

Jul 15, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Groundhog or Mole? What Is Digging Up Your Cincinnati Yard

Every July I get the same phone call. Somebody walks out back, finds a pile of fresh dirt that was not there yesterday, and wants to know what they

Small rodent peering out from inside a rounded burrow entrance

Jul 12, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Mole Tunnel Repair in Dayton: Lawn and Soil Recovery After Trapping

A yard chewed up by moles feels awful under your feet. The ground is spongy, mower wheels sink, and you keep kicking fresh dirt mounds even after

Playing field pocked with mounds and winding trails of dark soil

Jul 5, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Mole Control for Athletic Fields & Sports Turf

Fresh lines on the infield or a soccer pitch. Grass cut tight. Bases or goals set just right. Everything looks ready. Then the next day, there are

Jun 28, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Moles vs. Grubs: Why Treating Grubs Won’t Remove Moles in Cincinnati

Mole tunnels tearing up your lawn are frustrating. Raised ridges, soft spots, and ugly mounds can show up almost overnight, even after you already

Jun 21, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Manage Mole Control Service Across Multiple Properties

Moles on one lawn are annoying. Moles across ten lawns, an office park, or a sports complex turn into a real headache. Tunnels pop up overnight,

Mole emerging from the soil beside an empty snail shell

Jun 14, 2026by Megan Fiscus

What Professional Mole Trapping in Cincinnati Really Involves

Moles can tear up a nice yard faster than almost anything else. One day the grass looks fine, then you see raised lines, soft spots, and dead streaks

Mole clambering over dry clumps of tilled earth

Jun 7, 2026by Megan Fiscus

What Happens When You Ignore Mole Tunnels in Cincinnati Yards

Mole tunnels never stay just a few for long. Those squishy lines in the grass turn into soft spots, mower ruts

Gloved hand gently holding a mole, photographed in black and white

May 31, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Choosing a Mole Removal Service in Cincinnati That Actually Works

If your lawn feels like a sponge and looks like someone dragged a garden hose under the turf, you are not dealing with a small problem. Moles can

Flattened patch of dark soil on a lawn scattered with fallen leaves

May 24, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Signs Your Yard Needs Professional Mole Removal in Cincinnati

Raised ridges, spongy turf, and spreading dirt mounds: the signs mole damage has outgrown DIY fixes and it's time to bring in a professional trapper.

Two fresh molehills of crumbled soil breaking through patchy grass

May 19, 2026by Megan Fiscus

Why Your DIY Mole Removal in Cincinnati Is Not Working

Your lawn is chewed up, soft under your feet, and full of fresh mounds. You keep knocking them down, but they are back a day or two later. You spread

Back yard lawn dotted with molehills along a wooden fence

Sep 28, 2025by Megan Fiscus

Repairing Lawn Areas Damaged by Mole Activity

A torn-up lawn can leave any homeowner frustrated, especially after discovering moles have been tunneling underneath the grass. Mole activity can

Gopher lying flat at the mouth of its hole in sandy ground

Sep 21, 2025by Megan Fiscus

Where to Place Traps for Maximum Mole Catching Success

Moles may be small, but their presence can create some big problems in your yard. Tunnels crisscrossing under the grass, mounds of soil scattered

Dark mound of fresh soil on a shaded green lawn

Sep 14, 2025by Megan Fiscus

Protecting Your Fall Garden from Mole Damage

Protect your fall garden from mole damage: why tunneling spikes in autumn, which beds are most at risk, and the safeguards that actually work.

Mole digging through crumbly brown soil with claws extended

Sep 9, 2025by Megan Fiscus

Which Mole Traps Work Best for Different Soil Types?

Mole traps work, but only if they’re used the right way. One important part of successful mole control is knowing how well a specific trap type

Gardener in rubber boots driving a shovel into rough ground

Sep 2, 2025by Megan Fiscus

Installing Underground Barriers to Block Mole Entry

Moles may be small, but they can wreak havoc across a property in no time. Their underground activity leaves behind soft ridges in the grass, dirt

Small reddish vole feeding in frosty morning grass

Aug 27, 2025by Megan Fiscus

How Voles and Moles Affect Your Property Differently

At a quick glance, it’s easy to mix up moles and voles. They're both small, fast-moving animals that can appear unexpectedly in your yard. Their

Mole with silvery fur pushing up through dark crumbly soil

Aug 18, 2025by Megan Fiscus

Are Chemical Solutions Safe for Mole Control?

When moles show up in a yard, they don’t exactly knock first. One morning your lawn looks fine, and before you know it, you've got tunnels slicing

Hands working dark soil in a raised garden bed

Aug 10, 2025by Matt Tackett

Quick Ways to Stop Moles from Destroying Garden Beds

It doesn’t take long for moles to turn a thriving garden into a patchy mess. One day everything looks great, and the next, you’re dealing with soft

Mown commercial lawn and landscaped beds in front of an office building

Aug 4, 2025by Megan Fiscus

Protecting Business Properties from Mole Infestations

A well-kept business property doesn't just send a good message to clients. It also keeps maintenance costs lower in the long run. But when moles move

Mole pausing at the edge of its hole among weeds and grass

Jul 27, 2025by Megan Fiscus

Setting Up an Effective Mole Trap System in Your Yard

If you’ve noticed raised tunnels pushing up your lawn or soft, uneven ground under your feet, you might be dealing with moles. These underground

Reddish brown vole hunched in frost covered grass

Jul 20, 2025by Megan Fiscus

How to Spot the Difference Between Mole and Gopher Damage

Mole damage vs gopher damage: how to tell raised tunnels and molehills apart from gopher mounds, and why the difference changes the treatment.

Jul 13, 2025by Megan Fiscus

Must-Have Tools for Successful Ground Mole Trapping

Dealing with moles tirelessly burrowing through your garden can be quite the headache. These little creatures can quickly turn a beautifully

Mole half buried in dark soil, its pale digging claws out front

Jul 6, 2025by Megan Fiscus

Moles in Summer: Why Tunnels Spike & How to Stop Them

Why mole damage gets worse in summer, where they tunnel when the soil dries out, and the trapping approach that clears a lawn in the heat.

Mole climbing out of its tunnel, long white claws first

Jun 29, 2025by Megan Fiscus

How to Safely and Effectively Trap Ground Moles

Imagine stepping onto your lawn only to find it bumpy and riddled with unsightly mounds of dirt. This is often the work of ground moles, little

Jun 23, 2025by Matt Tackett

Top Tips for Preventing Moles from Invading Your Yard

Picture having a perfectly manicured lawn, only to find it disrupted by mysterious mounds of dirt and uneven patches of grass. This common scenario

Lawn scattered with plugs of dark soil in curving trails

Jun 15, 2025by Matt Tackett

The Impact of Moles on Lawn Health: What Homeowners Should Know

Having a healthy lawn is something many homeowners take great pride in, but it can be frustrating when unexpected guests, like moles, disrupt this

Gardener in gloves tending a planter box full of flowering plants

Jun 8, 2025by Matt Tackett

Steps to Take When Ground Moles Damage Your Flowerbeds

Ground moles can be a real headache for gardeners who take pride in their flowerbeds. These burrowing critters might not seem like a big threat but

Quiet fenced back yard with open lawn under a clear sky

May 25, 2025by Matt Tackett

Understanding the Behavior and Habits of Ground Moles

Moles might be small, but these underground dwellers can create a big problem for homeowners. Imagine waking up to find a series of unsightly soil

Mole nose poking out of dry ground littered with straw

May 18, 2025by Matt Tackett

How to Keep Moles from Destroying Your Lawn and Garden

Picture this: You step outside to admire your garden, only to find unsightly mounds of soil disrupting your beautiful landscape. Moles have

Small animal sheltering inside a pipe beneath a stone slab

May 11, 2025by Matt Tackett

Why Trapping Is the Best Method for Mole Control

Moles are small creatures that can cause big problems for homeowners. These subterranean animals are known for their tunneling activities, which can

Garlic bulbs and loose cloves on a plain white surface

Jun 14, 2023by Matt Tackett

How to Protect Your Lawn: Natural Methods for Mole Removal

Moles can be a significant problem for homeowners. They can damage the lawn and garden, create tripping hazards, and even harm pets. While many

Modern home with a stone path cutting across a landscaped lawn

Jun 7, 2023by Matt Tackett

Moles on Your Lawn and Garden: Are They Really Damaging?

Moles are small, burrowing mammals known for their velvety fur, streamlined bodies, and intricate tunnels they create in search of food. While moles

View through a gap in a wooden fence into an overgrown back yard

May 31, 2023by Matt Tackett

5 Common Reasons Behind Mole Infestations in Your Yard

Moles are known for their distinctive tunnels and mounds of soil that they leave behind as they burrow through the dirt. While moles can be

Large suburban house with a wide, freshly mowed front lawn

May 24, 2023by Matt Tackett

How to Keep Moles Away from Your Yard: Effective Strategies

Moles are small, burrowing mammals found throughout North America and Europe. While they may look cute, their burrowing habits can cause significant

Low ground cover and moss spreading across a shaded garden bed

May 17, 2023by Matt Tackett

Protect Your Yard: The Hidden Dangers of Having Moles Around

Do you have a beautiful yard that you've worked hard to maintain? Do you love spending time outside, enjoying the sunshine and fresh air? If so, you

Pale furred burrowing animal peeking up from churned dark soil

May 10, 2023by Matt Tackett

Understanding the Difference Between Gophers and Moles

Gophers and moles are two common underground pests that homeowners often mistake for each other. Although they may look similar, they have distinct

Lush garden with flower borders wrapped around a neat lawn

May 3, 2023by Matt Tackett

The Real Explanations behind Mole Infestations in Your Yard

Moles are small, burrowing mammals that can create extensive networks of tunnels and mounds in yards, gardens, and other outdoor spaces. While they

Gardener kneeling to set young plants into freshly turned soil

Apr 26, 2023by Matt Tackett

Can You Get Rid of the Moles in Your Garden?: A Guide

Moles are a common problem in gardens and lawns. These small, burrowing mammals can cause significant damage to plants and grass, as well as create

Eastern mole above ground on the grass, broad front claws spread

Apr 19, 2023by Matt Tackett

Moles: The Facts You Need to Keep Your Property Safe

Moles are fascinating creatures found in various parts of the world. They are known for their exceptional digging abilities and their unique

Apr 13, 2023by Matt Tackett

Mole Invasion? Here's How to Get Them Out of Your Yard - Part 2

Moles are notorious for their ability to wreak havoc on lawns and gardens. In Part 1, we discussed the signs of mole invasions and the reasons why

Apr 5, 2023by Matt Tackett

Mole Invasion: Here's How to Get Them Out of Your Yard - Part 1

Mole invasion in the yard? Why moles picked your lawn, how fast the tunnels spread, and the trapping method that actually clears them out.

Mar 29, 2023by Matt Tackett

Here Are 6 Clear Signs There Are Moles in Your Yard!

Like most homeowners, you take pride in keeping your yard looking its best. But what happens when you notice small dirt scattered throughout your

Hand in a dress shirt holding a handwritten pest control card

Mar 7, 2023by Matt Tackett

4 Things You Need to Know About Ground Mole Trapping

You need to always be vigilant when it comes to getting rid of pests – especially pests that are tearing up your yard.

Young raccoon walking through green grass

Mar 2, 2023by Matt Tackett

Understanding the Benefits of Professional Raccoon Removal Services

If you ever need help getting rid of a raccoon problem, you won't have to look very far. Pest control is a [$26

Desk with a coffee cup, keyboard and a sticky note reading pest control

Feb 17, 2023by Matt Tackett

The Benefits of Hiring Animal Removal Services for Ground Moles

Pest control is a serious business in America when you think the market size for pest control services is worth about [$26.2bn right

Small burrowing animal peeking out of a hole in bare sandy ground

Feb 3, 2023by Matt Tackett

Everything You need to Know About Ground Mole Trapping

How ground mole trapping works: finding active runways, choosing scissor, harpoon or tunnel traps, and why trapping beats poisons and repellents.

Homeowner crouched beside a raised garden bed, inspecting the lawn with a treatment bottle in hand

Jan 20, 2023by Matt Tackett

4 Signs of a Mole Infestation in Your Backyard or Garden

Four signs you have a mole in your backyard or garden, how to tell mole tunnels from vole runs, and what actually works to get rid of them.

Jan 6, 2023by Matt Tackett

Homeowner’s Hand Guide to Mole Pest Control in a Pinch

A homeowner's quick-reference guide to mole pest control: what to try first, what to skip entirely, and when to hand the job to a trapping pro.

Vole feeding at ground level among leaves and stems, showing the blunt nose and visible eyes that separate a vole from a mole

Dec 21, 2022by Matt Tackett

Moles vs Voles: Which One Is in Your Yard?

Moles or voles? Moles push up ridges and cone-shaped mounds and eat insects. Voles cut surface runways and eat plants. Use the diagnosis table to identify yours.

Small mound of soil freshly pushed up on a mowed lawn

Dec 7, 2022by Matt Tackett

What Do Ground Moles Eat?

We may not see them every day, but there are a whole lot of ground moles burrowing away underground. These are hungry critters, sometimes eating over

Pest control sign shaped like a one way road arrow against a clear blue sky

Nov 4, 2022by Matt Tackett

How to Tell if You Have a Mole Problem

Ridges, volcano mounds, spongy turf and surfacing worms. A Cincinnati trapper walks the signs of a mole problem, and the one sign people get wrong.

Single large mound of dark soil sitting in the middle of a green lawn

Nov 3, 2022by Matt Tackett

Ground Mole Poison: A Quick Guide

Does mole poison work? A Cincinnati mole trapper explains why baits and gas cartridges usually fail, the risks to pets, and what removes moles for good.

Young opossum being held gently in a person's hands

Oct 18, 2022by Matt Tackett

How to Keep Unwanted Animals Out of Your Yard

How to keep moles, voles, groundhogs, raccoons and chipmunks out of your yard, with the exclusion and trapping methods that actually hold up.

Dark molehills clustered in tall green grass

Oct 4, 2022by Matt Tackett

What Does a Ground Mole Look Like?

What a ground mole looks like, how to tell it from a vole or shrew, and the tunnel and mound clues that confirm moles are in your yard.

Gopher sitting low in the grass beside small wildflowers

Sep 7, 2022by Matt Tackett

Homemade Mole Traps: Do They Work?

Homemade mole traps tested by a Cincinnati trapper: the bucket, bottle and harpoon builds, exactly where each one fails in a yard, and what works instead.

Sep 2, 2022by Matt Tackett

Animal Removal: Animal Control Myths That You Should Know

Animal attacks are a major fear among humans, mostly due to movies, games, and various stories that depict animals as vicious, mindless, killing

Aug 18, 2022by Megan Fiscus

Why DIY Mole Removal Doesn’t Work

The internet has many how-to articles for DIY solutions to common problems. You can find thousands of tips, tricks, and strategies that promise quick

Eastern chipmunk foraging through lush green undergrowth

Aug 5, 2022by Megan Fiscus

Signs of Chipmunk Damage

Signs of chipmunk damage around your home: burrow holes by foundations and patios, chewed bulbs and wiring, and when trapping is the right call.

Mole emerging from a mound of soil under a dramatic cloudy sky

Jul 18, 2022by Megan Fiscus

All About the Eastern Ground Mole

If you’ve ever walked outside and felt dread at the sight of dirt mounds and dead grass, then you’ve likely encountered the Eastern Ground Mole.

Ground level view of torn up soil between blades of grass

Jul 5, 2022by Megan Fiscus

Top Signs of Mole Damage in Your Yard

The eastern ground mole lurks underground in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, looking for its new home. Once it finds a hospitable yard full of its

Gray squirrel on the ground among fallen leaves and pine litter beside a house

Jun 17, 2022by Megan Fiscus

6 Signs You Need Squirrel Trapping Services

Their bushy tails and tiny paws might be cute, but squirrels can be a nuisance for homeowners in Cincinnati. [The Eastern Gray

Mole sprawled on top of a fresh molehill with both front claws spread

Jun 8, 2022by Megan Fiscus

DIY Mole Removal | Top Strategies for Ground Mole Prevention

The Eastern Ground Mole is the most common mole that plagues Ohio yards. This tiny pest is a nuisance to homeowners everywhere, and it can cause

Line of dark molehills crossing a green field toward a fence

May 16, 2022by Matt Tackett

Are Moles Dangerous to Your Yard?

Are moles dangerous? Not to people — but their tunnels wreck root systems, drainage, and turf. The real damage moles do and how to stop it.

Low mound of fresh soil pushed up through short grass

May 2, 2022by Matt Tackett

The Different Types of Moles Found in the United States

Picture this. You walk out to your yard in the morning, a cup of coffee in hand. You just mowed the grass yesterday so you're expecting a pristine

Mar 16, 2022by Matt Tackett

The Do's and Don'ts of Mole Removal

The do's and don'ts of mole removal: proven trapping practices to follow, common myths to skip, and how to keep moles out of your yard for good.

Mole caught out in the open, crossing bare pavement

Feb 8, 2022by Matt Tackett

How to Trap a Mole That Is Causing Trouble in Your Yard

Moles can dig up to six inches into the soil, leaving piles of dirt mounds above the ground. These creatures are carnivorous and feed on earthworms

Row of fresh molehills casting long shadows across a sunlit lawn

Jan 7, 2022by Matt Tackett

5 Warning Signs of Moles in Dayton, Ohio

Are you tired of seeing clumps of dirt appear in your front yard every day? Do you hate seeing your beloved grass die due to the activity of yard

Raccoon slipping past an iron gate beside a stone pillar

Dec 7, 2021by Matt Tackett

How to Choose the Best Wildlife Trapping Company

Are you tired of walking outside to see mounds of soil in your yard? Do you want to ensure that your grass avoids turning brown from disconnected

Shovel blade sunk into dark garden soil between young seedlings

Dec 6, 2021by Megan Fiscus

6 Tips to Prevent Mole Damage This Winter

Moles don't hibernate — they tunnel all winter. Six practical ways to protect your lawn from cold-season mole damage before spring reveals the mess.

Mole peering over the top of a large molehill beside a flower bed

Oct 12, 2021by Matt Tackett

Mole Control: Every Extermination Method Compared

Mole control methods compared: trapping, poisons, repellents, grub treatments and barriers, ranked by what actually removes moles from a lawn.

Illustration of a grey mole crawling out of its burrow

Sep 7, 2021by Matt Tackett

How to Get Rid of Ground Moles (What Actually Works)

Mounds and ridges in the lawn? Here is how to get rid of ground moles for good: why repellents fail, how trapping works, and when to call a pro.

Aug 17, 2021by Matt Tackett

Animal Removal: What to Expect When Removing a Pest

Imagine enjoying your home or backyard on a beautiful day. Now imagine that relaxing time being ruined by an unwanted pest! Unfortunately, it's

Jul 9, 2021by Matt Tackett

Are You Using Ground Mole Poison the Right Way?

Your neighbor's lawn looks great. It's green, luxurious, and, if you're honest, makes you a bit jealous. Why? Because your lawn is a disaster, ground

Mole climbing down over grey rocky soil with claws spread wide

Jun 24, 2021by Matt Tackett

Getting Rid Of Ground Moles- 7 Reasons to Call the Pros

Seven reasons DIY mole removal falls short — and why professional trapping gets rid of ground moles faster, safely, and with guaranteed results.

May 31, 2021by Matt Tackett

5 Signs You Have a Mole Problem

Five telltale signs of a mole problem — from raised surface tunnels to volcano-shaped mounds — and what to do the week you first spot them.

Cluster of large molehills in golden evening light

May 5, 2021by Matt Tackett

The Problem with Ground Moles

Did you know that the word mole comes from mold-warpe, which means earth-thrower? That is an apt name for these insectivores

Mole surfacing through green grass, claws out and pink snout leading

Mar 18, 2021by Matt Tackett

Do Moles Have Rabies? Disease Risk

Almost never. Moles can carry rabies in theory, but a bite is so rare the real risk to your kids and dogs is near zero. Here is what actually matters.

Mar 3, 2021by Matt Tackett

7 Mole Removal Methods, Honestly Rated

Plants, predators, castor oil, noise, poison and traps. A Greater Cincinnati trapper rates the seven mole removal methods and names the two worth your time.

Jan 21, 2021by Matt Tackett

Ground Mole Damage: Why You Don't Want to Share Your Yard

Ground mole damage explained: tunnels that kill turf, ruin root systems and undermine walkways, plus why one mole can wreck a lawn fast.

Close up of a mole in dark soil, long white claws out in front

Dec 14, 2020by Matt Tackett

How to Catch a Ground Mole Using Mole Traps

Are there mounds of dirt appearing in your yard? Have you run across a few grey, furry creatures with large paws? You are experiencing a take-over by

Fresh mound of crumbled soil pushed up through a grassy field

Nov 30, 2020by Matt Tackett

How to Get Rid of Ground Moles: 6 Tips From the Experts

Six expert tips to get rid of ground moles: reading tunnels, setting traps in active runways, and the repellent myths that waste your weekend.

Mole pushing out of dark tilled soil with pale claws showing

Nov 16, 2020by Matt Tackett

Is That Mole Damage? 6 Tell-Tale Signs of Pests in the Yard

Once a mole finds a new home in your yard, they often choose to stay there. In many cases, moles won't simply find a new home. They [have to be

Three large mounds of dark excavated soil rising out of a lawn

Oct 28, 2020by Matt Tackett

Ground Mole Removal: A Complete Guide

Ground mole removal explained by a trapper: spotting active runs, why the shovel stakeout rarely works, what trapping really takes, and honest prevention.

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