Title: Tips for Repelling Moles & Voles In Garden| How Do I Get Rid Of Voles In My Yard - I Must Garden
Headings: Tips for Repelling Moles & Voles
Tips for Repelling Moles & Voles
A Little Bit About Moles
What Good Are Moles?
Recognizing Mole Activity in your Garden
Problems Caused by Moles
How to Recognize Vole Activity in Your Garden
How to Recognize Vole Damage in Your Garden
How to Control Moles and Voles in Your Garden
Barrier Methods to Control Moles and Voles.
Ultrasonic and Vibration Devices that rid Moles and Voles from your Yard
Chemicals to Kill Grubs
Kitty Litter as a Mole and Vole Repellent
Pray for rain
Chewing Gum to Get Rid of Moles
Household Chemicals to Repel Moles and Voles
Good Gardening Practice
Use a Good and Effective and Natural Mole and Vole Repellent.
I Must Garden All Natural Mole and Vole Repellent

Content: "I want to thank you for I Must Garden Mole & Vole repellent! It works and your instructions were fantastic, I had no idea it was so important. My voles have not reappeared this year." Voles are rodents and belong to the same family as rats and mice. They vary in size from 3 to 5 inches from nose to tail and have stouter bodies and shorter tails than mice. Meadow voles live above ground and pine voles live underground. Voles may be active both day and night. They spend most of their time in tunnel systems one to a few inches below the ground. Voles eat grasses, roots, tubers and other plant material, as well as seeds, fruits, bark and underground fungi. Voles are also known at meadow mice, field mice and pine mice.