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Old 01-13-2016, 06:24 PM
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laser surgery will get rid of most facial moles,in other areas it may be too dangerous if you know what I mean...
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laser surgery will get rid of most facial moles,in other areas it may be too dangerous if you know what I mean...
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Always had good luck with a garden hose and my 22lr... but I'm also on the country so yea.... we used to use these traps at my mom's place. Kinda looked like a upside down mouse trap/foot clamp type thing. Find a active tunnel dig out a little spot push the trap in and when they run through it it would snap shut... worked pretty good but never as good as the 22
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You's guys is gonna laugh @ this, but I swear it is the truth.
A couple of years ago I was mowing and noticed on the next round, that a "run" I just ran over and mashed down was now "repaired"!!
Well being able to add 2x2, I figured dat pesky mole I'd been trying to catch in spike traps was in between the previous "rounds"of the mower.
So I just shut if off and waited, looking for him to move the dirt up .
it was not but a few minutes or so when I saw the ground being humped up as he progressed.
I got off the mower walked to his trail and stomped his little arse with my steel toe Hytest work boots.
a stick digging a few inches along the burrow produced a warm, but dead star nosed mole.
That my friends is SATISFACTION!

Last year I tried rolling the mole runs with the roller & mashing them with the front tire of the cub where possible ,after just mowing.
Then setting the spike traps in fresh runs only.
Also have tried mashing the runs down as previously described, and waiting with a pitch fork.
I have only gotten 2, using that method, but it works.
Kind of like spearing for frogs, but without waders.
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