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Content: Monitoring Your Trap
That’s all you have to do. Typically you will catch your first mole by the next morning. If you don’t catch a mole in 1 or 2 days, then making sure you are wearing seasoned gloves, remove the trap and reset it in another location. If you don’t catch a mole the second time you set a trap, see the troubleshooting tips in the next section of this article. When you catch a mole, dispose of it and repeat the process until you no longer have a mole problem. New moles will occasionally find their way onto your property, but you can keep mole problems to a minimum with much less work. What to Do When Your Traps Are Not Catching Moles
Some simple mistakes can make the difference between catching moles and letting the pesky little critters escape to make havoc elsewhere on the landscape. Here are the 5 most common mole trapping problems. 1. Trap set too deep in the tunnel.