Pavers.
Napalm.
Leave a secret message under a rock. If someone tells you the message then they are a mole. Throw them roughly out of your yard.
Use an aerator with long tines.
My singing is so bad you figure to get a gun and shoot it, whatever it is....If my singing won’t get rid of them,I’m out of ideas, too....Mine are gophers.....I suspect they sit underground plotting and laughing at me....We even had a blue heron adopt our front yard ,because they looooove gophers...No such luck and even the blue heron gave up....
Black snake or garden snake.
Outdoor cats.
Fresh unused chewing gum. Juicy Fruit. Roll it up and drop it down the Gopher Hole. The gopher will eat it and it will not pass thru the digestive system. Eventually, the gopher’s digestive system will explode. Result…death.
IEDs?
Poison! Just make sure the poison is buried…or all the neighborhood animals will die off…
I used a broom handle to poke holes into their tunnels and dropped mothballs into them. Either that works or they were just done with my yard.
🧨 Dynomite
There is only one way that works. You have to put down pesticide that rids your yard of the grubs and insects in your yard. If you’ve done that and not gotten rid of them do it again.
Try domyown.com. It’s a great website for all kinds of professional level chemicals.
I don’t know, but if you find out let me know.
There is some stuff that you spray on the yard that’s supposed to drive them away, but I think it would cost a lot for a good-sized yard. Also, the package says it’s garlic based, and I HATE garlic. I’d rather have the moles than have to smell garlic the whole time I’m cutting the grass.
Are these documented or undocumented moles?
I worked with guy that had a mole problem in his yard. He was a very patient and methodical man.
He discovered that moles were digging their tunnels just before sunrise, before the heat of the day. So, he stood quietly in the pre-dawn, near where he had seen mole activity recently. He watched and waited...
Then, he saw it. The ground was moving not far from where he was standing in wait. He slowly and quietly approached the moving turf, pulled out his trusty barbeque fork and stopped the threat.
True story.
Get a terrier for moles. A hungry cat for mice and chipmunks.