Title: Mole Facts – Mole Pro - Mole Traps & Mole Control
Headings: Mole Facts
Mole Facts
As mole trapping experts, we know how frustrating trapping and eliminating moles can be. Our Mole Facts pages are designed to give you the information you need to get rid of your mole problem.
How do I know if I have moles and not some other pest?
When is the best time of year to trap moles?
Why do moles create tunnels and hills?
Can the size of the mole be determined by the size of their mole hills?
If moles are carnivorous, why are my plants dying?
Are moles eating my plants?
Do moles live with other moles?
Are moles nocturnal?
Are moles blind?
How much do moles eat?
Can cats or dogs catch moles?
How many moles do I have in my yard?
How do moles choose where they will dig?
Do moles go into houses?

Content: Many times, voles will also travel in mole tunnels and will eat roots and bulbs along the way. Are moles eating my plants? Moles are almost entirely carnivorous; however, it is true that moles can indirectly kill plants. They do this in two ways: The tunnels created by moles will often be used by other small animals. Voles, in particular, will travel in these tunnels and eat away at roots and tubers. A good location for grubs and worms is among the roots of a hedge, flower, or other type of plant. The mole will scrape the dirt away from the roots in search of food, thereby removing the plants’ source of nourishment. Do moles live with other moles?