[rintense]

Ok everyone. I have a lawncare question. I have some evil critter destroying my lawn. I suspect moles but I'm not too sure. I can see the raised tunnels and small enter/exit holes. No mounds. I've tried spraying my yard with castor oil- no luck. I just put poison peanuts in the active tunnels and am hoping this works. Does anyone have any other proven treatments? I always treat my lawn for grubs, so I'm not sure what's keeping them here. This is the worst they have ever been.

[Brad’s Gramma]

Blow it up with dynamite.

[RedBloodedAmerican]

Moles indicates good soil. But I used to use this thing that has a spike thats spring loaded to impale the critters when they come through a tunnel. PeTA probably doesn't approve, but it worked.

[hoosiermama]

Put JuicyFruit gum in the hole. They love it, but it messes up their digestive system and they die! It works! Really!

[Registered]

You've got a mole. Go buy a steel trap and have fun.

[whoever]

They do go after insects, etc. so I would be sure you have eliminated all of those first.

I wonder if your 'bugs' have become immune to your destructive methods?

Generally, if you eliminate their source of food, they will go elsewhere.

Good luck.

[Mo1]

Ok everyone. I have a lawncare question. I have some evil critter destroying my lawn. I suspect moles

Had the same problem .. and grubs are really hard to get rid of no matter how much I treated the lawn

I used a spray this year that seems to have worked pretty good .. I have to do it every other month though

No sure if this really works but my neighbor used gum .. I think Riglies (sp?) .. she had all the kiddies in the neighborhood chewing gum and putting it in the mole holes

[Bahbah]

Going to get the Peta people after me but here goes. Buy a pack of gum, unwrap the sticks and put them everywhere you can find a hole. I don't care to describe how this works.