Re: MOLE PROBLEM

Does she have a bad mole problem? I usually ignore them, for several reasons: 1. The little carnivores are there for a reason. (She probably has grubs in her lawn and they are eating them.) 2. If she eliminates them, nature abhors a vacuum, and more will move in - especially if there is food. And 3. Aside from those killing devices installed in active runs, getting them is not easy. People who use other methods and say they worked, usually had their moles move on voluntarily when food got scarce. 
cathy carpenter
west central IL, z5b



On Jul 11, 2008, at 7:26 PM, Pam Evans wrote:
Hi all. I don't have moles, but a friend at work does. Anyone know a good, preferably organic way to get rid of them? TIA for all help & suggestions! 
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Pam Evans
Kemp TX
zone 8A

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