Title: Trapping Moles ~ Learn trapping techniques that work
Headings: 
Don’t Make a Mole Hill into a Mountain ~ Trapping Moles
Mole Damage
Anti-Mole Treatments and Barriers
Trapping Moles
Deep Tunnel Trapping Moles
Surface Tunnel Trapping Moles

Content: This is because the mole must continuously keep coming back to the side of the road it started at to get rid of soil until finally it gets to the other side. You can also see this along walkways, patio edges or foundation slabs. These under-road pathways are used frequently and provide a good trapping site. Moles will also follow along a house foundation, another good trapping location. Many of the deep tunnels, especially ones that go under paths and roads, become access ways for other moles therefore are excellent trapping areas in the event of a secondary invasion. So you now have a trapping site — which trap to choose? There are two schools of thought about this. One is to dig a large hole and expose the two or more tunnels and set your trap in this excavation to intercept the mole; two is to make a small opening from the surface and use a trap that has a long reach into the tunnel. I prefer the surface trapping technique as is less disruptive to the lawn or landscape.